Sentence examples similar to it's lump from inspiring English sources

It's lump-in-the-throat stuff when they sing your name like that".

It appears that while the iPhone has taken it's lumps from the Android, it's not down and out yet.

Also, for our limited partners, having a separate vehicle helps them look at our seed investing activity and judge how we're doing [versus when it's lumped in with later-stage bets].

It's lumped in with "New Girl".

The fact that it's lumped in Schedule I is already an absurdity.

Wilde, who has published videos of his transition process online, pointed out that "When you lump trans-men together with trans-women, it's lumping completely different issues and experiences under one heading, which is harmful.

"Quality" is a buzzword in many industries ― but in health care, it's lumped in with "safety," since poor quality can lead to much more than just customer dissatisfaction.

What's interesting about the REit was lumped in with duds like "Knol" (Google's wannabe Wikipedia) and outdated tech like Google Gears (a stopgap solution for the pre-HTML5 days).

And it gives the Mexican wolf its own, separate listing under the ESA; previously it was lumped with the gray wolf.

Instead it was lumped in with obscure court fees in the 'other' category.

For decades advocates for Hawaiian music complained that it was lumped into a catchall Grammy classification for world music.