Sentence examples for come clumped from inspiring English sources

These tapioca-size rare-earth spherical magnets come clumped together in sets of two hundred and sixteen.

Everything was peaceful to about Thirtieth Street, when there was a great ringing of the bell, and the passenger came clumping downstairs.

"These things seem to come in clumps sometimes," Mr. Kelly said.

Chords come in clumps of acoustic and electric sound lashed together.

Otherwise, sales are pretty steady, but they do vary greatly in size and sometimes come in clumps.

LONDON — It's an ongoing fact of the British theater that plays often come in clumps: two productions of "Cherry Orchard" within five months, say, or a revival of Pinter's "Betrayal" due next week, even though a separate account of the triangular drama four years ago remains fresh in the mind.

"The big storms come in clumps," Scott says.

Especially since private events tend to come in clumps, especially during the Holidays.

One reason is that that bio-defense contracts come in clumps and don't provide a steady stream of revenue, as do traditional drugs.

Though Flannigan, a former weather forecaster for Environment Canada, said he can't predict this summer's weather with any certainty, he said active fire seasons tend to come in "clumps" and all indications so far show this year's will be intense.

Coronation Street is matriarchal, and women came in clumps.