Sentence examples for which bunch from inspiring English sources

Glasnost, in which Bunch of Cropped Wings could be seen as a keynote piece, is the brainchild of the German collector Volker Diehl.

A third is that anatase is not, actually, a modern invention, and that medieval map makers knew about it.Vinland aside, the argument about which bunch of Europeans arrived in America first is an odd one.

I usually don't care much for national shows, which bunch artists of dissimilar temperaments under the rubric of identity; just because artists come from the same place doesn't necessarily mean that their work has anything in common.

This is one of the reasons why 2010 as a whole seems likely to rank first or second in the list of average annual temperatures (depending on which bunch of climate scientists is doing the ranking).Europe's cold winters and the warmth of the planet as a whole might even be linked.

The cylinders are chrysotile fibrils which bunch together to form a chrysotile fiber.

The problem is that when you have a company like JPMorgan Chase, which bunches together a lot of upper- and lower-case letters without dots or spaces, neither scapping nor not scapping looks quite right.

But there could be something a touch menacing about his face (something open and sweet too), which bunched as tight as a fist, and his towering height (he stood 6 foot 4) at times loomed like a threat.

Bursal bunching was also identified in a high proportion of subjects, however bunching was asymptomatic in 14% (acromion) and 22% (CAL) of cases in which bunching was observed.

Bunching under the CAL was observed in 51 of the 94 cases (54%) in which this was assessed, and was associated with reproduction of symptoms in 40 subjects (78% of cases in which bunching was observed).

Bunching of the SAB under the acromion was observed in 84 subjects (43%), and this was associated with reproduction of symptoms in 72 subjects (86% of cases in which bunching was observed).

That means it's a treaty by which a bunch of countries agree to a bunch of rules on how trade happens between their borders.