Sentence examples for per bunch from inspiring English sources

We made four bunches (five blooms per bunch) and then arranged them in four vases.

At the Mobius Fields tent, buyers were marveling at a tangle of garlic scapes, or shoots (10 for $2), and gorgeous red Russian kale ($3 per bunch).

Cabbage Hill Farm, a local pioneer of aquaponics, had mild red Cherokee summer crisp lettuce ($4 per bunch) grown in water fertilized by nutrients from fish that swim in an adjacent pond.

Newgate Farms, in Windsor, Conn., had baskets brimming with red currants and gooseberries ($5 for a half pint), chubby fingerling potatoes ($5 per pound) and "stupendous" gladiolas ($12 per bunch).

At the present-day market, a customer whose armful of blue delphiniums was attracting oohs and ahs directed buyers to her source: Amba Farms, which also had crisp, deep-orange Nelson carrots (50 cents each) and baby Bull's-Blood beet leaf-chard ($3 per bunch).

–Three tablespoons of cilantro, at $1.99 per bunch (24.9 cents).

"People are gonna give you two hours per museum," Bunch told me with a shrug.

Although seed set in triploid banana accessions is very low, some triploid cultivars have residual fertility, and hand-pollination with diploid parents gives some seed – typically averaging less than one to 20 or more seeds per fruit bunch (30 kg; Ortiz and Vuylsteke, 1995).

How many rides on that $89 card would you have to take to pay less, on average, than if you bought a bunch of per-ride cards that offered a bonus ride with each purchase of $8? (Don't ask us. We have trouble balancing the checkbook).

In Cabernet Sauvignon, the defoliation reduced the average weight of the bunch and total berry numbers per cluster.

That's a bunch per diner.