Sentence examples for huddle from inspiring English sources
huddle
To crowd together.
- The sheep huddled together seeking warmth.
The word "huddle" is correct and usable in written English. You can use the word "huddle" to refer to an instance of a group of people gathering together and pressing close together, usually for warmth or privacy. For example: The team huddled together in the locker room before the big game.
The menace had been all German, the South Americans' anxiety prompting a huddle just inside the mouth of the tunnel as they sought urgency with the intrusive television cameras shoved away by Martín Demichelis.
In market stalls beside them, women huddle together whispering to each other and knitting alpaca woollen hats and socks to sell to tourists.
We huddle forlornly on some thin white towels I borrowed from our chalet.
Australia celebrate with a very loud sing-song in the huddle.
Jeb Bush will convene next week with a clutch of coalmining barons and reliable Republican party donors who have paid at least $7,500 each to huddle in secret with the presidential hopeful at a golfing and fly-fishing retreat in a hidden-away corner of Virginia.
Blocks of flats huddle together, boxing the ground in on three sides, washing strung from one side of the street to the next, periodically dropping pants on the pavement.
The talks – originally scheduled to wrap up at 12pm after 10 days – are now expected to run well into Saturday, as negotiators huddle over a new draft text many glimpsed for the first time only morning.
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