Sentence examples for stood a cluster of from inspiring English sources

And from England I went to Italy, where I learned that just behind Monet et al. stood a cluster of splendid Italians, whose names I didn't process.

In the middle of the circle stood a cluster of angry people, and in that cluster stood a young man with a bullhorn and a question.

Next to her stood a cluster of Mr. Phelps's great-grandnephews and great-grandnieces, smiling teenagers with sunglasses, digital cameras and cellphones dangling from their pockets and wrists.

Down a winding lane, through fields still covered in snow, stands a cluster of wooden cottages an hour's drive east of Moscow.

Near my corner of Hackney, on bus routes I often use, stands a cluster of five new buildings that might be a bit of a model for London's housing future.

Like a medieval castle, these concrete defences enclose inner walls and then, over fields of what has been gunfire in recent days, stands a cluster of culturally inarticulate living quarters, a clumsy Zenga Zenga palace with the inevitable marble-lined walls, gold fittings, steam rooms and jacuzzis.

Behind a wire-mesh fence embedded in weeds, in the northern Paris suburb of Gennevilliers, stand a cluster of terracotta-coloured buildings and a row of tents.

But on the lower right-hand side stands a cluster of well-dressed but otherwise unextraordinary people that tells us something else.

Her son carried the infant toward the mohel, or Jewish ritual circumciser, who stood amid a cluster of chanting men.

A voice in the crowd shouted, "Michael Brown was thirty-five feet away when you killed him!" I stood near a cluster of journalists, but less than two hours after Lowery and Reilly had been arrested, nothing suggested that the police there would make distinctions between the people protesting and those who were covering it.

I'd commandeered a crew of friends and we stood there, a cluster of excited teenagers, each of whom had nearly pissed themsevles with nervousness.