Sentence examples for contained a bunch from inspiring English sources
When I was little, my mother and I used to picnic in an ancient cemetery near our house that contained a bunch of our ancestors.
The mosque contained a bunch of Sufi graves, which the conserva-folk found to be "un-Islamic".
Secreted away on moderately popular YouTube channels, and paired with videos that contained a bunch of pretty shapes and tripp characters, the track built up the mystique that anonymous white labels used to back in the day.
Secreted away on moderately popular YouTube channels, and paired with videos that contained a bunch of pretty shapes and trippy characters, the track built up the mystique that anonymous white labels used to back in the day.
THE WORST ALBUM ON EARTH A few years later, when the Voyager probes were being launched, NASA and Sagan stashed a gold-plated record on board that contained a bunch of images, music, and sounds from Earth, including "Johnny B. Goode," on the off-chance that aliens enjoy stolen guitar riffs.
Between the two front doors – numbers 16 and 18 – is a window, containing a bunch of flowers that gives the picture its title.
"The only British team I know of in Le Tour was in 1987, the ANC-Halfords team, containing a bunch of Aussies and a few Brits including sprinting playboy Malcolm Elliot and Adrian Timmis," says Russ Herbert.
Whatever you want to call it -- broth lowered or fish boil, soup or stew -- bouillabaisse is meant to contain a bunch of fish, olive oil and water, and is not supposed to take three days to make.
Of course, there was a big confession, too, as the memory stick containing Debbie's wedding music didn't really contain a bunch of James Blunt MP3s, but the bride talking about how she'd shagged the groom's brother, Ross, in a layby.
The second discovery includes a bag of marbles, a trepanning instrument (for making holes in a skull), some old photographs and a shoe box containing a bunch of index cards, filled with quotations, stories and reflections on psychology, philosophy, evolution and hybridization.
By Thomas Beller June 18 , 2013I was in the Time magazine archives recently, doing research for my biography of J. D. Salinger, when I pulled open a drawer and found a small box containing a bunch of discarded typewriter heads for the I.B.M. Selectric typewriter — the cutting-edge writing technology of my youth.
