Sentence examples for heavy bunch of from inspiring English sources

Even then, Reagan contented himself with throwing a heavy bunch of keys at Deaver's breastbone.

Last time there were two suits hissing urgently into cell phones, a uniformed elevator repairman (a heavy bunch of keys dangling from his belt), a pair of (maybe) off-duty ladies of the night taking their ease over coffee.

He stoops to loosen a heavy bunch of small, blackish Monastrell grapes from the stalk and offers me one: a syrup-sweet burst on the tongue.

A five year-old David is seen squabbling with Vanessa over a heavy bunch of plantains, while baby Daniel is carried on Yarima's back in a sling attached to a headband, in the traditional Yanomami style.

As Alfonso Prohens lovingly turns over a big, heavy bunch of grapes and removes an odd dry leaf on the vine, he points at the rocky land a few kilometres down the road, toward the mountains.

When you stop to ponder how those piles of pumpkins, heavy bunches of carrots, or basketfuls of ripe tomatoes all start out as seeds, the realisation is humbling.

How invigorating it is to hear the cheeping from birds' nests on the isthmus at the northern end of Derwentwater, scent the earth in Isthmus Wood, glimpse Castlehead beyond winged seed pods hanging like heavy bunches of grapes on ash trees, feel the blast of prevailing westerlies over the bay and taste the sweet stems of vernal grass.

Under a soft autumn sun, migrant workers crouch beneath the low rows of vines spreading all the way to the tawny hills in the distance, snipping and gathering the heavy bunches of tempranillo grapes -- a variety native to this Rioja region of Spain and one that goes into just about every bottle of red wine fermented, aged and bottled here.

Produces heavy bunches of very sweet bananas.

A large bunch of asters. . . .

Great bunch of friends.