Sentence examples for a bunting from inspiring English sources

Vazdarjanova A, Bunting K, Muthusamy N, Bergson C. Calcyon upregulation in adolescence impairs response inhibition and working memory in adulthood.

That has turned this year's C.W.S. into a bunting contest.

Rizzuto was then a Yankees broadcaster, but he was also a bunting instructor in spring training.

Remember, baseball stages a home run derby at the All-Star Game, not a bunting contest.

Meanwhile, in her Prada collection, curvy models put the focus on rounded bosoms, with a bunting of frills decorating bodices.

He stood there one morning this month, observing a bunting drill and pointing out details about each prospect.

What would he be at West Ham other than a piece of A-list bunting for the new stadium.

A bunting-lined box seat, Moore tells us, is reserved for President Trump, who has yet to show up.

The Welsh piece, Dream, was a sweetly nostalgic crowd-pleaser, starting off at a bunting-strewn sports day and developing into a charming romp through the shortened Olympic syllabus.

In this context, the colourful talk of a bunting-draped Brexit with endless rounds of cake seems to be little more than morale boosting before the big reveal, before we find out whether May is hiding more than crumbs under her patriotic tea towel.

The best work is the most straightforward and includes Barbara Bosworth's almost impossibly tender shot of an indigo bunting, a tiny concentration of cerulean nestled in a woman's hand.