Sentence examples for to be a bunch of from inspiring English sources

"The Mandela family turned out to be a bunch of crooks too unfortunately.

"We graduated at a time when all that turned out to be a bunch of bullshit".

Turned out to be a bunch of Oscars for The Great Gatsby.

The members seem to be a bunch of over-the-hill, dour corporate types with no artists in sight.

The other teams think they have to be a bunch of Supermen on every play to beat them.

Artists tend to be a bunch of non-sporty dweebs so it's nice to be involved somehow.

"To make a little weird treehouse for music and for it to be a bunch of lads making music.

"We are not going to be a bunch of crazy, anti-business liberals," one executive said, summarizing Mr. Schumer's remarks.

It is not enough for plotters to be a bunch of grumpy old men or disgruntled warmongers.

"It used to be a bunch of older men, but players have diversified in gender and demographic composition".

What I was lucky to have was a bunch of guys, especially the senior guys, who all spoke their mind and drove the team together".