Sentence examples for bunch called from inspiring English sources

She is the target of a rackety, entertaining bunch called the True Knot, who lust to drink her spiritual mist, or "steam".

One of the most impressive groups here is a bunch called UNfairplay made up of seven British, Canadian, German, Lithuanian and other young people.

Most striking is the emergence of a vigorous bunch called J Street, which declares itself "pro-Israel, pro-peace" but is far keener to see the Palestinian point of view.

Bunch calls the death penalty cheer "a shocking new low" in American politics.

Her mother was a social worker until her four children were born, then what Ms. Bunch calls a "civic actor," the first woman to be president of the school board and later founder of the state's first community mental health program.

Founding director Lonnie Bunch calls it a "space where Americans can debate issues, come together, and maybe find common ground".

In a recent column, Bill Keller labeled boomers "an entitled bunch" and called for cuts in their retirement benefits, as if that were their penance.

The most impressive video of the bunch is called Web Meets Phone.

To enhance framework execution, another bunching technique called withdrawal grouping was made.

There is even a bunch that calls itself the Villains.

The bloggers, hardly the politest bunch, were calling the gathering of former and present officials on Monday at the University of Oklahoma the "Ben-Gay forum" — a nostalgia trip for oldies trying to creak their way back into electoral relevance.