Sentence examples for bunch to ask from inspiring English sources

But that also makes it hard for another awkward bunch to ask any embarrassing questions: disgruntled shareholders.

They ended up building one themselves, and that led a bunch of friends to ask to use the service.

To find out, we gathered a bunch of people to ask them about how their job affects their lunch.

VICE reached out to a bunch of experts to ask what the fallout of such a decision would be.

Trying not to loose his cool, King Herod assembles a bunch of big shots to ask these three overly chipper men where this 'Christ' was to be born.

I talked to his buddy Big Stuff, who was in the band Organized Rhyme and lives in Vancouver and he gave me a whole bunch of great tidbits to ask Tom Green about.

For all those reasons, and a few others, I just think that it's more in my nature to listen rather than to ask a bunch of questions.

"You're getting a tantalizing glimpse of the uniqueness of their lives and as a journalist you want to ask a bunch of follow-up questions," said Zak, who wrote an article about the jurors on Thursday.

I spoke to an R & D manager of offshore wind development projects at GE/Alstom to figure out why, and also to ask a bunch of other questions about this energy sector.

Reporters then proceeded to ask a bunch of questions, which makes sense, considering it is their job and all.

WWD decided to ask a bunch of celebrities about any underwear gifts, just in time for Valentine's Day shopping.