Sentence examples for in one clump from inspiring English sources

One waiter notes with amusement, however, that the pebbles have a tendency to fall in one clump, often in the middle of business conversations, spurring exclamations of dismay from startled executives.

Mrs. Sands, when she had to mention them, did not even call them children, but "your family," putting them in one clump together.

Indeed, a more detailed (though more tentative) analysis of the size of the fragments in one clump suggests that the collision which formed this particular clump happened within the past few decades.

I replanted one clump in the same place, refreshed with a large dose of compost, and planted the others along a sunny path.

As for daisies, I have positively encouraged them, and the one clump in my lawn has grown slowly and steadily over the years, alas not spreading naturally to the rest of the lawn.

Henry Darger was a reclusive, visionary outsider genius whose work, discovered only after his death in 1973, descended on art-world consciousness in one enormous clump of mostly undated painting and writing.

The Vivian Girls Emerge Andrew Edlin 529 West 20th Street, Chelsea Through Jan . 13Henry Darger was a reclusive, visionary outsider genius whose work, discovered only after his death in 1973, descended on art-world consciousness in one enormous clump of mostly undated painting and writing.

In P-MFC1 and P-MFC2, one clump with two or three stems (fresh weight 8.0 to 15.0 g) of S. anglica was planted in 165 g of prepared graphite granules in the anode.

Henry's spent 10 years working the Arctic offshore, and the time has taken its toll: he's 32 but looks 40; his attractive wife back in Washington State, tired of living alone for months at a time, has just sent him five Dear John letters (she would have sent fewer, but she was worried they wouldn't get through) that he received in one brutal clump.

One clump, called the inner cell mass (visible here in the upper right quadrant), will become the fetus.

The forest here is thicker and in one particularly thick clump we come to the camp, a group of tents surrounded by a stout thorn bush fence.