Sentence examples for vocal bunch from inspiring English sources

"We're a vocal bunch in Essex," says Savill.

Second, that interfering government is also the source of the livelihood of the most vocal bunch of protestors.

Although the detractors, including Bourdain, are a vocal bunch — there is a Web site called the Rachael Ray Sucks Community — the Food Network executives are unfazed.

The crowd, which had been boisterous all night trying to drown out a vocal bunch of Montreal fans in attendance, roared.

As mentioned before, the Cannes crowd can be a vocal bunch and if they don't like your film, they will be happy to let you know.

Certainly the Alston faithful are a cheerfully vocal bunch, secure in the knowledge that their hero is carrying the torch for a fine, unsullied tradition.

This combination has earned the band a bunch of fans and perhaps an even bigger (or, at any rate, more vocal) bunch of detractors, including the lead singer of another neo-wave band, the Killers.

A vocal bunch, the cultural institutions and their network of corporate and foundation supporters shrieked until administration officials admitted a miscalculation and said they would restore half of the $18 million that had been going to the Council on the Arts while hinting that further restorations were just around the corner.