Sentence examples for bunch of poles from inspiring English sources
Behind the dancers stood a sort of silver house, twenty-two feetallll, which looked as though someone had glued a bunch of poles together while drunk.
A bunch of cheeky Poles tried to get in on the act too, with posters saying "Havel na Wawel".
"These network guys are panicked because if the signal goes their ratings could go," the Prince said, seated on a couch in the showroom, which contained a twenty-seven-inch TV playing a cartoon and getting so-so reception; a bunch of metal antenna poles; a space heater; and a busted display case.
There are certainly a bunch of services jostling for pole position, all with minor differences which their creators hope will mark them out from the crowd.
The Earl of Cardigan tavern is on one side of the street, and opposite is the Rummer, whose sign shows a rummer (a short wide-brimmed glass) with a bunch of grapes on the pole.
With luck, after worriedly tacking to and fro between these sorts of boundary poles, plus a bunch of others, I arrive at work that works.
It's a bunch of disconnected phone receivers nailed to a telephone pole above a pile of fake sawdust.
It would be easy to despair, to resign oneself to believing that they are a pusillanimous bunch of stooges driven by a desire to climb the greasy pole.
The scrutiny process is supposed to weed out two groups: individuals who might turn out to be an embarrassment to Her Maj, and a smaller bunch of lefties who wouldn't touch the system with a barge pole.
The week before Labor Day (first Monday in September), for eight days Picture a nudist miniature golf course, an advanced pole-dancing workshop, a motorised magic-carpet vehicle and a bunch of neon-painted bodies glowing in the night.
