Sentence examples for gigantic bunch from inspiring English sources

She is tiny, and made to seem even more so by the enormous suitcase and gigantic bunch of flowers she's carrying.

Another common cry, which garnered much praise despite having little purpose, was, loosely: "The people/united/are a gigantic bunch of dudes" — though the real version included a rowdy profanity.

Gigantic crowd, everybody happy.

The legs — red and yellow and black and blue and purple and white — look like a bunch of gigantic colored pencils, or pick-up sticks mid-fall.

"Perhaps she's after one of these," she screamed with laughter, lunging out with a bunch of gigantic bananas known as plátanos machos as if to stick them up my skirt.

Once the fields are cleared of last season's strawberry plants, the manufactured version is combined with another chemical like chloropicrin and pumped more than a foot deep into the soil by a hulking metal tractor that looks like a Zamboni outfitted with a bunch of gigantic tattoo guns.

Either Fox News just bought a bunch of gigantic iPads or they employ very, very tiny people.

Made by White Rabbit and published by Adult Swim, Death's Gambit has you playing as a warrior, chosen by Death itself, to kill a bunch of gigantic "Immortals".

A single undulating form, like a series of rolling hills, connects the space — as if a gigantic carpet had been bunched up to create a set of waves.

A good analogy for the expanding universe comes from Martin Gardner, a popular science writer who was also a longtime columnist for Scientific American: Imagine a gigantic blob of dough with a bunch of raisins embedded throughout; the dough represents space, and the raisins represent the galaxies.

While Oliver opened his monologue on Last Week Tonight by describing the militant terror group as "gigantic f**king assholes", Neil dismissed the terrorists as "a bunch of loser jihadists [who] slaughtered 132 of innocents in Paris to prove the future belongs to them, rather than a civilisation like France".