Sentence examples for what a bundle from inspiring English sources

"What a bundle of nerves you all are!" says Dorn Nick Salamonee), the sexy older doctor.

What a bundle of delicious irony: Cameron forced to campaign to strengthen a rival; Labour leftwingers helping a Tory rightwinger; liberal celebrities aiding a pro-hanging Conservative.

Understand what a "bundle" is.

I knew what a bizarre bundle of contradictions my daughter, Emily, was at 17 — a blend of Ms. Wallflower Jekyll and Ms. Prima Donna Hyde.

There is no clear consensus about what a VAP bundle should be [9, 10].

You're not on the phone five minutes when she's telling you what an anxiety-ridden bundle she is.

My father was what they called a "bundle strangler" – or a dispatch hand – with the 'Daily Record' in Glasgow; my mother was a housewife.

Next week the shop will begin delivering breakfast, lunch and dinner in what it calls a bundle, $39 a day for a minimum of five days: (888) 623-3262 or mybefana.com.

She craved what Ms. Oliver calls "a bundle of longing" to see her through.

But they didn't have a replacement; what they had was a bundle of repudiations and provocations and half-formed grievances.

"In Trump's case, the facade is easy to see through, and what you see is a bundle of anxiety, fragility and insecurity," he says.