Sentence examples similar to a group of brushes from inspiring English sources

Milkweed butterfly (subfamily Danainae), any of a group of butterflies in the brush-footed butterfly family, Nymphalidae (order Lepidoptera).

I had heard about spotted hyenas roaming the streets at night but it was not until a group of eight of them brushed passed my leg on a narrow cobbled street at 1am, that I realised exactly how true this was.

Deglycosylation and increased roughness did not occur after sonic or manual brushing, in line with an oral mouthfeel evaluation after different modes of brushing in a group of human volunteers.

She mentioned a separate White House gathering that took place around the same time, in which a group of Hollywood executives had first brushed aside blame, then went on to offer suggestions, however modest, for how the film industry might lend a hand — by commissioning films that combat stigmas around mental health, for instance.

He is a founder of Brush Chisel Lens, a group of eight artists who got together in 1995 to share the cost of exhibition space and to exchange ideas about their work.

A group of women swaddled in mink stoles brushed past us, murmuring as they headed into the hotel.

After the closed hearing, Mr. Bowman emerged from the courtroom and brushed past a group of reporters, telling them tersely: "The judge ordered Mayor Giordano detained".

But as they headed south along the Robert Moses Causeway, they encountered a less idyllic scene: a group of investigators tangled with the overgrown brush just north of Ocean Parkway, as the State Police resumed its search for more human remains.

Try to get him when he is alone, if he's with a group of friends he may feel embarrassed and brush you off to impress his buddies.

Bumping along a dusty, rutted road through yellow rabbit brush, we came upon a group of 75 or so.

Mouthfeel after manual and both modes of powered brushing was evaluated in a group of human volunteers.