Sentence examples for bore a bunch from inspiring English sources
It's another seven months before planners know whether it's even worth building the ice wall, and – if it turns out that it is – I'd imagine it'll end up taking a little while to bore a bunch of 90ft holes around the entire site.
Those closely involved with Great Britain's 1999 Tri-Series squad still twitch nervously when anybody mentions the words Burleigh Bears, a bunch of Queensland part-timers who ran the Lions alarmingly close in a warm-up fixture.
Sure, I can have a bunch of gorillas and bears to hide behind, but I would likely still get picked off from 500 yards away and I really don't want to die at the hands of an American.
His economic agenda is relatively small-bore — a bunch of modest if sensible proposals rather than a big push.
It almost seems unthinkable that a century of samba football was borne out of a bunch of Devon boys, a misjudged skinny dip and a pair of knocked-out teeth.
Supporting most bears right now is a bunch of bull: namely, the notion that too much debt will bite us in the butt.
You could be a spy that works for the evil polar bear Herbert and steal a bunch of coins.
Death Star II: We blew it up again, again unemployment plummeted, and a bunch of teddy bears far exceeded their dance aerobic workout quota, substantially lowering the galaxy's obesity rates.
"We're like a bunch of bears going into a den, but we still get to see outside".
Also, leave anyplace called The Eagle alone, unless you really want to see a bunch of bears in harnesses and other leather gear giving you the stank eye while grinding each others' jock straps.
