Sentence examples for begin to cluster from inspiring English sources

He felt the blood begin to cluster in his ribcage, in his shoulders, up the inside of his face.

This spring, as work nears completion on the collection of single-family homes, row houses and condominium apartments, and as shoppers and diners begin to cluster on a daily basis, it looks as if the plan may be working.

At one point, he was trying to decide on what note the violas should begin to cluster out, and asked me for a suggestion; I said, "C-sharp," and C-sharp it was.

As those who remain begin to cluster and converge for his funeral, Porterfield traces their stories (with a very personal technique of simple ingenuity) and, in the process, invokes, with slight and tender gestures — and with the remarkable, confessional performances he elicits from his young actors — worlds of experience and feeling.

But, nonproducers cannot continue to fill further empty slots because once they begin to cluster in formerly empty space, they die in the presence of antibiotics, when no producers are nearby.

If cells are confluent and are not fed or passed, the cells will begin to cluster together closely and pull off the plate.

On the map, pins color-coded by taxonomy, began to cluster and trace a pattern.

People looking for alternative income sources began to cluster into groups, co-operatives and associations.

Moving to Washington, he worked for several of the high-tech companies that were beginning to cluster there.

After the session, as the professors left the room, a small group of students began to cluster around Lisi.

Mr. Close was originally drawn to the area because of its reputation as an art colony and as the home of the first abstract expressionists, who began to cluster around East Hampton in the 1940's.