Sentence examples for are bunch from inspiring English sources
noun
A group of a number of similar things, either growing together, or in a cluster or clump, usually fastened together.
- Of yobs on a street corner
What are Bunch of Grapes's booksellers reading?
"This is why we are losing the war: because you are bunch of infidels".
Compared with the 70 litres or so quaffed by the average American, it sounds like Africans are bunch of party-poopers.
Here are bunch of 20-year-old boys dressed like Eladrin wizards on their way to a Mayhem show.
There are bunch of good people working there, and as the magazine's recent cover on Afghanistan demonstrated, Newsweek still has the capacity to put out really strong journalism.
Prices are bunched around $200,000, with limited variation.
"They work better when they are bunched together".
Plus, there are bunching issues.
This is important since experiments that are "bunched together" in a scores plot are redundant.
Make sure no parts of the sweater are bunched up.
He was bunched up in the seat.
