Sentence examples for is to clump from inspiring English sources

The mistake that the shelter system makes is to clump everyone together.

"It defies her sense of who she is to be clumped together with women directors," said Ms. Yang.

Poor Ada is forced to clump around the house in big boots as her father believes children should be heard and not seen.

In a normal side, everyone is instructed to clump the ball away from the corner of their own area, but these visitors are licensed to caress it.

Use a small knife to "cut" the liquid into the mix, working until no dry flour remains and the dough is beginning to clump.

The only way to be sure is to rub each clump between your thumb and index finger, which makes a mess of your hands.

The continuous supply of hot carbon clusters might stimulate and activate the active sites of other carbon fragments that are supposed to clump together during nanotube synthesis.

However, the authors have previously shown that if cells are engineered to clump together they can grow in this condition.

An extremely conservative R of 0.1% was used to clump SNPs, identified previously as statistically significant, in independent loci.

This is to prevent leaving any clumps in the mixture.

Another way to avoid clumping is to take your brush horizontally and sweep it left-to-right on the tips of your lashes.