Sentence examples for the bunches from inspiring English sources
noun
A group of a number of similar things, either growing together, or in a cluster or clump, usually fastened together.
- Of yobs on a street corner
The Bunches intended to bid $330,000.
The bunches of electrons induce positive charges on the helix, and these charges move in phase with the bunches.
The Ancestry.com paper said the Bunches' particular DNA profile was common in Cameroon.
There was DNA evidence showing that the Bunches had sub-Saharan African heritage.
Now, the Bunches and their piano, resting on its platform, feel right at home.
The bunches are plush, and the leaves and stems, pale pink at the base, are tender.
The fairytale embellishments included the bunches of embroidery that Miuccia Prada introduced in her MiuMiu line.
The bunches are cut with a small piece of vine attached, creating an attractive handle.
In Chinatown, the bunches are $8 at Ken Hing, 247 Grand Street (Chrystie Street).
In North Carolina, the Bunches were recorded as "mulatto" in early records, and their descendants are also the president's cousins.
When the bunches interact with the traveling wave, the electron energy is converted to RF energy and results in amplification.
