Sentence examples for a narrow bunch from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "a narrow bunch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small or limited group of items or people that are closely grouped together.
Example: "In the garden, there was a narrow bunch of flowers that stood out among the larger plants."
Alternatives: "a small cluster" or "a tight group".

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Callender is quick to warn that Japan's great performance this year has been limited to a handful of stocks (as has been the case in the U.S .. "We've had an enormous concentration of trading and price appreciation in a narrow bunch of companies," he says.

The whiskers were oriented backwards during the first recovery week, forming a narrow bunch; from that time on, the whisker bunch progressively loosened but still remained immobile.

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You should end up with a thick, long, narrow bunch of pleated fabric.

Dismiss us as a perversely narrow-minded bunch if you must, but remember that every family has its own habits, shared rites and modes of communicating affection (or disaffection, of course).

Waves of aircraft arrive tightly spaced in a narrow time window and depart similarly bunched.

"A bunch of guys standing around in a narrow hallway saying 'Wow' " is the way one participant later described the scene.

A narrow hotel room.

Use a narrow toothed comb.

IT WAS a narrow victory.

He had a narrow life.

A narrow escape.

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