Stockpile in a sentence as a noun

The tablets in this stockpile don't last forever, and have to be replenished.

The guarding of our nuclear stockpile was, during the Cold War, excellent.

I have my stockpile, you have your stockpile, and if we're relatively balanced we'll all just sit here because it's too dangerous to start throwing heat around.

By the end of the first week, I was bankrupt although I had a huge stockpile of HQ buffs - but most importantly, virtually every buff vendor was empty except mine.

Other buff sellers kept selling them at the going rate so I did the rounds of the cities each night and bought up any HQ buffs which were under my price and added them to my stockpile.

Stockpile in a sentence as a verb

Number of patents filed and cited is an outcome of many factors including innovation and company's focus on building a patent stockpile.

"...patent trolls — also known as non-practicing entities because they simply stockpile patents without making anything with them..."I never liked that definition.

They're not as profitable as Apple, but must every company stockpile cash like Apple does before they can be considered successful?This article argues that MS should **** the Surface because it hasn't been a runaway success.

Listen, I'm no fan of Microsoft, but those investors better keep their hands of the ergonomic keyboard product line, or I'll... I'll... probably have to stockpile them?Seriously though, the ergo 4000 is the best keyboard I've ever owned and I'd hate to see it gone by the hand of somebody who just doesn't care enough.

Why pay agents to listen to personal calls, when you can stockpile intel for the day you might need it, and analyze it via algorithm?I foresee a day when every American has a dossier, a smear campaign, and a law enforcement attack plan on file, in case they decide to "make trouble" for the powerful.

Stockpile definitions

noun

something kept back or saved for future use or a special purpose

See also: reserve backlog

noun

a storage pile accumulated for future use

verb

have on hand; "Do you carry kerosene heaters?"

See also: stock carry