Sentence examples for bunch notes from inspiring English sources

He has a big tone, albeit not too blustery, and he tends to bunch notes together in tight patterns that float on top of the beat.

As the Denver Post's Joey Bunch notes, in Colorado the ad mispronounces the name of Republican candidate Bob Beauprez.

Critics of The Wild Bunch noted the theme of the end of the outlaw gunfighter era.

And if you owe bunches, note that each payment must be less than $10 million.

I just wrote whatever I felt like...I had a bunch of note cards that had notes like - write about being a Bride [her living statue appearances were as the Eight-Foot Bride], write about Anthony getting cancer, write about Kickstarter sucking.

The more one bunch of notes thus enabled varied from another, the better.

Notated music, by its very name, consists of a bunch of notes that are put one after another or simultaneously on a staff.

"We went into a phone call that we thought was going to be our green light, and we got a bunch of notes.

We often talk of the "material" that composers use, which is usually a metaphorical sleight of hand that tries to turn a bunch of notes into so much clay.

Made from a blend of Virginia-grown grapes and aged for at least two years in French oak barrels, it is the most whiskeylike of the bunch, with notes of vanilla, spices and stewed cherries.

But then, my first week at Spy — I was brand-new to New York — I think the first thing they asked me to write was: Graydon Carter, our old boss, had a bunch of notes, and there was a gossip section, and he said, "Here, I want you write something, make it funny".