Sentence examples for tight bunch from inspiring English sources
Tie the parsley into a tight bunch with kitchen string.
They kept in a tight bunch, moving as one.
"We all grew up together playing basketball so we are a tight bunch".
"When you're in a tight bunch, you have to watch the legs in front of you," Hamblin said.
But the Obamas' closest friends are the tight bunch from the South Side of Chicago, who never expected to find themselves in this situation.
This generates tight bunches of electrons that are accelerated in a 1-kilometer section of SLAC's linear accelerator.
Instead of going with the tight bunches and myriad crossing patterns that most coaches use to beat man coverage, he went with a barrage of outside fly routes.
Traveling in tight bunches along the twin beams, the protons will cross each other at four points around the ring, 30 million times a second.
CESSY, France — It was late on an August evening when the proton wranglers at the Large Hadron Collider finally got five trillion high-energy particles under control, squeezed and tweaked them into tight bunches and started banging them together.
"If ciliegiolo and the caliber of wines it produces in Tuscany came from another country in the world, it would be one of the flagship wines of that country". Kevin Gagnon recommends ciliegiolo also, as well as pugnitello, which means "little fist" in Italian and refers to the vine's small, tight bunches of berries.
