Sentence examples for bunch is so from inspiring English sources

Mr. Spade's character, Marcus, the bachelor of the bunch, is so sleazy that you half expect lice to crawl out of his hair onto the camera lens.

This bunch are so obedient that many have just voted themselves out of a job, after parliament approved a new electoral law reducing the number of MPs from 386 to 200.

But the bunches were so much larger than I needed that the majority of the leaves ended up turning to slime in the glass I'd plonked them in, in an effort to keep them fresh.

On the first lap, when the field is tightly bunched, it is so easy at the back to get caught up with other cars, especially when you're quicker than them.

I'm so far back and the leaderboard is so bunched that in order for me to get in there by Sunday, I'm going to have to have the conditions tough and then put together some solid rounds like JD [John Daly] did in '95," Woods said.

Unfortunately, that one is so bunched up that it's difficult to read from afar.

"I'm so far back and the leaderboard is so bunched, I'm going to have to put together a really solid round in tough conditions on Friday," added Woods.

They're normally a talkative bunch, but Angela's meal is so good they are stunned into silence for long periods of time, focusing entirely on the food.

Feel free to offer your preferred quotations from this bunch — there are so many — or to suggest other names for the lineup — there are so many of them, too.

He died in 1984 at 59. Peckinpah's friend, who played T.C. "If you look at it, he made 'The Wild Bunch' several times, starting with 'Deadly Companions,' 'Ride the High Country,' 'Major Dundee,' 'The Cincinnati Kid,' 'Noon Wine.' Then he finally gets to the 'Bunch.' He was so happy being allowed to make it that he kind of went overboard.

My favorite of the not-so-smartphone bunch is the Ocean from Helio.