Sentence examples for bunch of supporters from inspiring English sources

He arrived in London last week, backed by an unlikely bunch of supporters.

For a decade the hopes of a beleaguered bunch of supporters rested on his broad shoulders.

We had a fund-raiser and I had to speak to a bunch of supporters down there the next day.

Give Mr Brown more time, beg the prime minister's dwindling bunch of supporters: new ministers will revive his fortunes, as Lord Mandelson did last year.

"Everton is run very similarly to Wigan, it's a family-run club, a friendly club with a great bunch of supporters.

Swansea City were down and going out of business in 2001 before a hardy bunch of supporters and local businessmen, rallied by former Swans stalwart Mel Nurse, came to the rescue.

"What would you do if that baby started saying and doing nonsensically stupid but scary things, yet ran a country and had a bunch of rabid supporters?" he wrote.

"Run the faucet, I'ma dunk / A bunch of Trump supporters underwater / Snuck up on 'em in Ray Bans in a grey van with a spray tan / It's a wrap, like an Ace bandage".

I've been sniffy about the phenomenon myself when faced with a bunch of football supporters seething along as if they are one giant, stripy, club-coloured body on a Saturday afternoon.

Back outside the ground, the Labour leader Neil Kinnock was mobbed by a bunch of Coventry supporters – though he might not have been so warmly received in the dressing room.

Am I the only one with a squeaky pooper?" Meanwhile, I couldn't agree more with TheBigE, who writes: "Getting a bit cheesed off with Brits complaining about vuvuzelas when we're going to have to endure that really crap bunch of England supporters playing The Great Escape incessantly tonight.