Sentence examples for clump of a from inspiring English sources

I put in a good clump of a beautiful yellow spuria iris called 'Archie Owen', with tall, clean, sword-leaves.

When he spots the "right" length, which is full but just short of a half-volley, he swings that clump of a bat with economy and the ball clears the boundary, sometimes travelling more than 100 metres.

He seems to think an embryo is like a fetus — a tiny human being — rather than what it is: a clump of a few dozen cells, invisible without a microscope, unthinking and unfeeling.

He gave a clump of turf a good kicking.

He pointed toward a clump of growth a few feet ahead of him.

I'd never seen anything like it, an awesome massif, a clump of peaks, an agglomeration of several mountains.

With a smirk, he tosses a clump of mud at a Gold Star family.

Clumps of a dozen, a hundred or a thousand dot the forest.

Autopsies showed that their brains were riddled with holes and contained clumps of a sticky plaquelike substance.

Several clumps of a single type of pollen grains are present in the same amber block and closely associated with the flower (Figs 3i,m and S1a q).

In Alzheimer's disease, large, abnormal clumps of a peptide called β amyloid surround and choke the insides of neurons.