Sentence examples for lumpy in from inspiring English sources

It's lopsided or lumpy in appearance.

While some former players gain weight and look lumpy in uniform, Berra seems trim.

The curious emphases in Mr. Sheeran's rhyme schemes read as unusually lumpy in the hands of such a polished group.

He didn't demonstrate against the Vietnam War, because there were many military men in his family, but, as he remembers it, that was the exception: "If the mashed potatoes were lumpy in the cafeteria, we were out there with placards".

I am heading for the "nursery" (a hectic patch where three-year-olds wearing fluorescent bibs slide in zigzag lines) and adults – lumpy in their plastic clothes – wobble down the slight decline.

But look up and the eyes take in a very different world: a forbiddingly arid, mountainous terrain, dotted with saw-edged yucca plants and teddy bear cholla cactuses, lumpy in silhouette.

Novak Djokovic attracted some lumpy in-running bets in his Masters Cup victory over Nikolay Davydenko.

It was no trouble, using G.P.S. and our smartphones, to find Ingrid's Kitchen in Oklahoma City or Lumpy's in Joplin, Mo., or Taqueria Mexico in Albuquerque.

The consistency was gelatinous in 42 %, water-like in 33%%, and lumpy liquid in 25%% of cases.

Klansmen in what look like surgically sutured hoods flagellate themselves, take spins around toon towns in lumpy cars, engage in bang-bang-you're-dead finger-shooting, and paint images of themselves.

In the past, they've struggled to find a cutting edge: they've had a great set piece, a lumpy presence in the loose, all the niggle in the world… and no way of lighting things up in attack.