Sentence examples for took a bundle from inspiring English sources

Then she moved to the jewelry and took a bundle of necklaces made of artificial flowers.

"They left clothes and books strewn on the floor and took a bundle of dollar bills which were locked in a cupboard," she said.

After drawing a range of Pratchett's characters for fun, he took a bundle of them along to a book signing in a WH Smith's in Bath, and handed them over to Pratchett.

Wags on the Latics messageboards call him Father Jack owing to his fondness for a well-oiled soundbite, or Titus Cramp for his legendary closeness to a pound note (in a BBC documentary he revelled in a tale of how he spotted a worker with the sole flapping on his trainers. Whelan took a bundle of notes out of his pocket – and gave the lad the rubber band).

Meraj and Shockie each took a bundle in their hands and petaled the notes.

CDOs are a way of taking a bundle of credit risks and slicing them into layers that carry different levels of risk.

Ofcom said this was also due to increased price pressure as operators try to lure customers to take a bundle of services, and a tailing-off in the boom in mobile phone and broadband connections.

Next, take a bundle of pipe cleaners, which you just have laying around like all grown up adults do, and wipe the inside front of the tank to get rid of bubbles.

Take a comb and comb your hair and then take a bundle of hair and cut it till the neck.

The overall approach draws from basic negotiation theory: Rather than fighting issue by issue, as boards and shareholder activist groups currently do, they should take a bundled approach that allows for give-and-take across issues, thereby increasing the likelihood of meaningful progress.

We stopped at a farmstead and asked the lady, and she took a little bundle down from a cupboard and showed us some coins and bills and said, "It might as well be Confederate for all the good it does me".