Sentence examples for bunch of fives from inspiring English sources
His prose was lithe, muscular and fast as a bunch of fives.
Do you: 1) Seize the lady's drink and hurl it in the ruffian's face, followed shortly by a bunch of fives in the kisser?
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Jeff Evans, writing in the Guinness Television Encyclopedia, writes that the series adopts a "far more adult approach" than "previous efforts in the same vein" such as A Bunch of Fives.
"It started last fall with a bunch of 10th-grade parents," said Sgt. Dave Bloomer, who has been with the Hastings Police Department for 17 years.
Because my son hasn't really started growing yet, but plays basketball with a bunch of 8th graders who look like grown men already, I constantly try to teach this lesson.
The unusual garden was created in 1921, when the businessman and housing advocate William Sloane Coffin bought a bunch of dilapidated 19th-century tenements with the idea of renovating them for middle-income families.
It is only illegal because a bunch of early 20th century magnates wanted to get us addicted to oil, plastic, and tabloid newspapers.
Weakest of the bunch of newcomers is 11th-placed The Finest Hours, the true story of a 1952 US Coast Guard rescue of a stricken oil tanker's crew, starring Chris Pine, Casey Affleck and Holliday Grainger.
The show focuses on one class over four years, and though it is ostensibly the class of 1984, the last to graduate from the old building, they're a generic bunch of kids, late-20th-century variety, and there are few, if any, references in the book by José Fernandez or the lyrics by Jacques Levy that fix the time, unless you count Meryl Streep and Pepe LePew.
No sponsor logos painted on the walls, no advertising in the background--just a bunch of guys, some 19th century bases, and a love for the game.
