Sentence examples for become a bundle of from inspiring English sources
But over 1,400 years, the spoken language has become a bundle of dialects only partly intelligible to each other and roughly as different from the written form as Italian is from Latin.
When former Czech president Václav Havel met the Queen at Buckingham Palace, his hand was so sweaty he had to wipe it on his trousers, and when George Bush was entertained by the Queen he became a bundle of nerves.
Get a bundle of good quality roses.
There may also come a day in the near future when bundled services become a thing of the past.
Causation then becomes constant conjunction, or substance a name for a bundle of properties organized in a certain way or the continuing of the possibility of certain sensations.
Facing endless rejection, Tommy opts to make his own movie, which, of course, becomes "The Room," a gaudy love-triangle melodrama with a bundle of meaningless subplots.
Internet commerce has become a part of American life, and some cities have become particularly involved in shopping online, according to personal finance and business site bundle.com.com
A bundle of stinking rags and flesh".
