Sentence examples for large clumps of from inspiring English sources

For security reasons, do not plant large clumps of dense bushes near the house.

There are large clumps of white blood cells in the sinuses and pulp.

I like to think of him as the midwife of the team, deftly delivering the ball out of scrums (large clumps of forwards), rucks (large clumps of forwards) and lineouts (long lines of forwards that degenerate into large clumps of forwards) and into the waiting hands of his teammates.

As Erik held the rope, Nesbø climbed the wall; its colorful artificial rocks, or holds, looked like large clumps of Play-Doh stuck on by children.

The footpaths lead me, a little surprisingly, through a links golf course, with large clumps of gorse and plenty of birds bobbing around.

The city's buildings — high and low — shed their accumulated snow, large clumps of which came plummeting down among the regular flakes like a Galilean experiment.

The robot beeps when it's bin is full and when I went to empty it there was a gratifyingly large clump of cat hair and dust inside.

Dealing with a large clump of watercress in a small bowl of hot soup is a skill most of us don't possess.

But, eventually, after a few false starts, we decided upon pulling out the large clump of mixed calendula that has spread over the centre of the plot.

One of the group finds a large clump of what looks revoltingly like chip shop bluebottle roe in the slimy chest cavity of the deer.

Last year, I planted a large clump of lavender in a garden with a southern exposure but lost it over the winter.