Sentence examples for clump flying from inspiring English sources

McDowell was almost consumed by the shoulder-height grass and when he took a whack at the ball, he sent a big fluffy clump flying.

"I always knew your friend Jane was smart, but I had no idea she was also the strongest human in the history of — " A dark brown clump flew into my face.

Settling into his address, he slashed through the thick grass, a clump of it flying as the ball bore below the branches that were no more than 3 feet above the rough and sailed toward the green.

"When the pipes are clogged, urine gushes out…and clumps of faeces go flying.

"When the pipes are clogged, urine gushes out of the hygiene rooms and clumps of faeces go flying.

Clumps of dirt flew up into the scrum of hats.

When the plumbing breaks down, urine splashes and clumps of faeces fly out of the hygiene rooms.

You should start by grabbing a clump of snow, then cupping your hands around it, and packing it into a cold lump that will be able to withstand flying through the air without falling apart.

In fact, the current standard model of cosmology indicates that a typical galaxy forms within a vast clump, or halo, of dark matter whose gravity keeps the stars from flying out into space.

In "The Painter," his own piece, he began with a clump of polyrhythms, teasing out one of them to rest the song on; he ended with a whirligig solo, sending a stick flying toward Mr. Le Fleming.

In autumn the second-generation adults fly to clumps of grass or some other sheltered place and hibernate during the winter.