Sentence examples for at a clump from inspiring English sources

"We've just passed through Lower Lickbottom," he said grandly, gesturing at a clump of pines behind us.

"That one", he says, waving at a clump of corrugated-iron sheds and belching chimneys, "is owned by a man from Shanghai".

The hamburger's taste was heavy in my mouth; I stared at a clump of gum in the ashtray, wishing I had a piece so I'd be prepared for a kiss.

"We were staring at a clump of tees on the horizon through the grey clouds and suddenly [the sky] went pink," he said.

"That is an intense amount of butterflies," Scott says suddenly, gazing at a clump of monarchs dangling like a cluster of grapes from a eucalyptus tree.

The powder from the water formulation remained as a clump at the air water interface or rather stuck to the walls of the vial showing a hydrophobic character of the lyophilized protein coating.

At 2 30 pm, a clump of skaters began congregating beneath a jumbo video display, and gradually everyone on the rink stopped to watch.

It's called "Gold Cup Maradona," and it looked, at first, like a clump of balloons—"artisanal" balloons shaped by a pervy party clown to resemble a person or thing in a yoga bridge pose, hands behind the head, huge nob reaching into the sky, testicles dangling like a set of semi-deflated balloons.

It's called "Gold Cup Maradona," and it looked, at first, like a clump of balloons — "artisanal" balloons shaped by a pervy party clown to resemble a person or thing in a yoga bridge pose, hands behind the head, huge nob reaching into the sky, testicles dangling like a set of semi-deflated balloons.

A watch with its hands permanently frozen at 8 15 a.m.; a clump of melted coins.

You might normally be able to tolerate a glass of wine or a missed meal just fine, for instance, but add a bad night's sleep, a stressful week at work or a clump of rainy days to the mix, and you'll be seeking solace under the bed covers.