Sentence examples for whole bundle from inspiring English sources

It's a whole bundle of problems.

Oh, and a whole bundle of glacé cherries.

This term he has accepted the whole bundle.

But then he starts enjoying himself and buys a whole bundle.

Often, you do not need the whole bundle, just one small feature like a stock price ticker or a weather update.

Other times, I'll find myself carrying a whole bundle of stuff, and it's seriously like piecing together a puzzle to try to figure out why.

Demand for bundles is more predictable than demand for individual services, and customers who might not find individual services attractive may be prepared to buy the whole bundle.

"When we've got them all together, we'll have taken a whole bundle of fuses, and they'll walk out and you'll see a whole bunch of fireworks, and who knows what will come of it".

It is entirely possible that, had Mr Cameron promptly passed the whole bundle over to Alex Allan, the retired mandarin who "advises" him on compliance with the ministerial code, then things might look very different today.

They suggest, perhaps, that "permissiveness" is a way of lumping all the things that disturb or ftighten people & then blaming those who disagree with the Administration for the whole bundle.

Some in the European antiwar movement see the whole bundle of American values — consumer capitalism, a free market for information, an open electoral system — as having been imposed rather than chosen.