Sentence examples for usually a bunch of from inspiring English sources
"It's usually a bunch of men and me down there, which can be a little intimidating".
Usually a bunch of things I'm halfway through reading.
I have even been trolled (is it a verb?), but I'd never given the Trollers (a noun?) the time of day -- because what they say is usually a bunch of mumbo jumbo that's easily dismissed.
There are usually a bunch of small changes to be made: add 1 inch at the shoulder, shorten hem by ½ inch, widen the sleeve, etc. Kimberly can make those changes pretty fast.
There was one girl he remembered having seen, usually with a bunch of fellows who hung around Schneider's Smoke Shop on Amsterdam Avenue.
It usually meant a bunch of people had to work through the Christmas break to make deadlines, and then get compensatory time later.
Carriers alert customers to the new charges in an insert sent with bills., "When the notice first goes out, we usually get a bunch of calls," said Kathleen Dunleavy, a Sprint PCS spokeswoman.
So one thing I've noticed when looking at the accessory packs for handheld gaming units, is that they usually have a bunch of crap you don't need.
The CE giant usually throws a bunch of spaghetti against the wall around new markets - as can be seen by this Tizen related smart home news - and now with SmartThings in the fold I have to wonder if they'll center their efforts around SmartThings going forward.
Finally, STONEWALLING is when one partner simply tunes out of an argument -- usually after a bunch of criticism, defensiveness, and contempt -- and refuses to engage with their other half.
