Sentence examples for as bunch from inspiring English sources

People don't so much queue as bunch.

The Queen Mother once dismissed Britain's closest EU allies as bunch of 'Huns, wops and dagos', according to a study of political correctness published this week.

As Bunch says, it was George W Bush who signed the relevant legislation in 2003 – "and I have a huge respect for Laura Bush, despite the fact I disagree with everything she says, except her love of books".

Hence, the solitary structure can be understood as bunch of ions in the plasma.

Physico-chemical analysis of the berries as well as bunch compactness and yield were evaluated at harvest time.

The precautionary principle should be applied to avoid false negative results and conclusions, such as Bunch et al. [6], becoming the premise of legislation.

There are high-flying metaphors: "Features as bunched as kissed fingertips".

Messages aren't as bunched up as before and easier to read.

"They're not really proud of this cabinet, and so they want the hearings to be as quick, as short and as bunched up as they can be".

He referred to them as, "a bunch of shysters from Siberia".

It is also prepared to create potential dangers to public safety as bunching occurs while people wait for the only up escalator that is operating.