Sentence examples for those clumps from inspiring English sources

Those clumps are as subtle as the book gets.

Inside those clumps, the very first stars flared into existence in what astronomers call the Cosmic Dawn.

Why Arcs Are Not Rings Aficionados of Neptune's arcs, those clumps of debris that form stable segments of rings around the planet, were thrown for a loop several years ago.

Accustomed as the modern reader may be to scanning, with perfect composure, those clumps of naughty monosyllables that make up the ordinary "powerful" novel of sexual deviation, he is apt to find himself wholly disconcerted by Mr. Nabokov's restrained and witty chronicle of the lust of a man for a child.

"Accustomed as the modern reader may be to scanning, with perfect composure, those clumps of naughty monosyllables that make up the ordinary 'powerful' novel of sexual deviation, he is apt to find himself wholly disconcerted by Vladimir Nabokov's restrained and witty chronicle of the lust of a man for a child".

AVOID would let pilots "see those clumps and avoid those clumps," said Mr Davies.

Three miserable-looking trees, a bird, and what's going on with those misshapen clumps over on the right?

Saudi Arabia, by contrast, is stranded on one of those lonely clumps of products that seem only distantly related to anything else.To cross these gaps, entrepreneurs need help.

He found those same clumps in the brains of other players who had football careers.

What happened was similar to what goes on when you make fresh ricotta using whole milk and lemon juice: The heat and acidity cause the milk solids to coagulate into those white clumps, leaving whey behind.

There was the rejigged bowling action, the move away from weights and the embrace of pilates, the move up the order then back down the order, the constant debate – a national obsession – over whether Watto would be able to keep galloping in like an athletic fridge to send down those monotonous, clumping, sometimes successful looseners.