Sentence examples for bunch of challengers from inspiring English sources
Mr Bush's popularity also scared off the Democrats, who fielded a particularly feeble bunch of challengers.
I just got back from playing a bunch of European challengers and I did well.
It was 1962, and it was dazzling its way to Bermuda, leaving a bunch of younger and sleeker challengers in its wake.
He would be more likely to break out in song or dance across a dais than reveal the identity of potential British challengers — "A bunch of guys out there," he said — or how many times he will hit his driver this week — "hard to tell you if I'm going to hit 10 drivers or I'm going to hit zero drivers," he said.
This year's crop of challengers looks better.
There will be plenty of challengers.
"Romney needs a solid challenger, and I think the rest are a bunch of buffoons," said Mr. Sandler, who voted for Senator John McCain of Arizona in the state's 2008 primary.
"A bunch of robbers are with Karzai now," said Sher Mohammed, a farmer who said he voted for Ashraf Ghani, one of the president's main challengers.
#bbcdp "Bunch of migrants".
"Bunch of niggers, mostly".
