Sentence examples for clustering in from inspiring English sources

Clustering in groups or categories means functional or systematic relationship.

The guests drifted away, clustering in knots.

Mass recently, clustering in the middle pews.

"It is brighter!" cried the people clustering in the streets.

Gradually, we all swapped chairs, clustering in groups to chat.

I am not against gambling, but this clustering in our borough drives crime.

There were droplets of alabaster and peridot clustering in her gray hair like the eggs of some mythic stony louse.

"People always end up clustering in the kitchen at dinner parties anyway," Ms. Stanton said, "so it feels very natural to have a class going on there".

As the machines are hugely lucrative the betting industry has bypassed the restriction by opening branches in high streets – "clustering" in poorer areas.

The piece moves with the music from mellow to lyrical to hurly-burly bright, its dancers surging and clustering in fast-shifting patterns.

Telecommuting entrepreneurs are fleeing to valhallas in the Rockies, and high-tech workers are clustering in new suburban "nerdistans" like Silicon Valley and the northern Virginia suburbs.