Sentence examples for final bunch of from inspiring English sources

He also wants to make businesses take on a British apprentice for every skilled foreigner they bring in and to improve English-language skills among immigrant workers in public services.A final bunch of policies aims to decentralise power.

But we finally did (phew!) Below, the blockbuster final bunch.

"Still, this is a good measuring stick — this is a team that has been to the Eastern Conference finals a bunch of years in a row, and we were right there with them, even without Vince".

Her Rio experience ended in a tasteless way as the greatest goalie the US has ever produced called Sweden – who beat them in the quarter-finals – a bunch of cowards.

And for a franchise that has always done best when scrapping for respectability — ask Thomas and Camby, members of the team that, last century, made the unlikely run from the eighth seed to the finals — this bunch of scrappers represents the most likable group that beleaguered fans have seen in a long time.

Plans are under way for aficionados, and maybe a few aficionadas, to watch the final match at a bunch of places, including restaurants like La Nacional, on West 14th Street, and Casa Galicia, on 31st Avenue in Astoria, Queens.

The final page has a bunch of short strips that are directly self-referential. .

Besides the final box is a bunch of distorted letters and numbers; this is merely a security measure.

They were league runners-up each season behind domestic rivals Manchester United, and also lost a bunch of painful semi-finals and finals.

Check out the latest from BBC reporter Peter Okwoche (we love him) who staged a pre-final prediction match between a bunch of kids.

I'm reminded of Larry Bird's assessment of a poor performance, after the Lakers beat the Celtics by thirty-three points in Game 3 of the 1984 finals: We played like a bunch of sissies.…I know the heart and soul of this team, and today the heart wasn't there, that's for sure.