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1. looking candidate she could find amongst this bunch? Yes! Bless you
2. Bunch of no hopers, he thought, but thankfully there was no accounting for taste
3. They had way more money than sense and a bunch of crazy notions, but other than that, they were just big guys who liked to play with motors
4. A bunch of chattering students gather around him
5. ’ She said, holding out a really pretty bunch of roses and freesias
6. It was pretty much a whole bunch of wars all wrapped up into one continuous one
7. Saya's talk of her missing father had stirred up a bunch of emotions that Leonora did not want to deal with, from thoughts of her long-lost mother to memories of her father, whom she hadn't visited in months and felt guilty about
8. For a large river, it was a disappointment, just a bunch of water as far as she could tell
9. While he might look, feel and smell the same, there was no way to pretend a bunch of logic and some rendering routines were wrapping a human soul when they weren't, they were wrapping the 'conversational preferences' thru 'lovemaking preference' you had dialed in
10. Fred makes Betty’s day by kissing her and giving her a present of a bunch of roses – the wicked flirt that he is! I sometimes wonder just how involved he is with those two – I don’t watch their comings and goings but I am under no illusions, and do not believe for a moment the people who maintain that elderly people have no sex lives
11. ‘Iain!’ she said, surprised to see him standing there, awkwardly holding a bunch of flowers
12. and so on and so I now run with a bunch of friends
13. “Yes, the bunch of scoundrels!” said Brijbabu
14. He is teaching a bunch of high school kids that if you look out and see this mountain with a palace on it, and you look slightly past it, you could see the Dead Sea
15. They were like a bunch of mother hens hovering over her
16. One fashioned and fired in the image of a bunch of succulent purple grapes and the other modelled after a bright shiny-red, seductive clay apple
17. "I'm working for it," Yarin said while throwing triple scaleskins and raking in three more teners and a bunch of change
18. A child is pushed forward with a hastily gathered bunch of flowers garnered from goodness knows where
19. You'd find them settled at the staff table like a bunch of new kids in school watching the faces and everything going on
20. Over tea there was an almighty row that ended with Tiffany crying, her mother shouting at her father and the bunch of flowers being thrust head first into a wheeled dustbin standing out on the pavement ready for emptying the next morning
21. per cent Hindu, this was more of a mixed bunch, If the secular party was so pro-
22. 30 with a bottle of wine in one hand and a bunch of flowers in the other; bless him!
23. with the bunch of keys in his pocket
24. There’s no denying that we make an odd bunch
25. crying, her mother shouting at her father and the bunch of flowers
26. And there are a bunch of tools on the market that
27. "Does she know where home is? Does she know that mum, dad and the rest of the fucked-up Brady Bunch are waiting for her with open arms? Shame about the digs
28. “Why didn’t you tell us you had left a bunch of Tdeshi’s stuff with Yorthops?”
29. should have been in trig or calculus, but instead I was in a class with a bunch of
30. “There’s a bunch of stuff in that one,” Heather said
31. Though it was thin and invisible at night—especially to a bunch of
32. There was a bunch of ’em
33. He tripped over a tilted board that was embedded in the ground and got swarmed by a bunch of small animals
34. It was all a bunch of broken-down junk, all of it beyond any repair, even that of the most advanced alien scientists
35. He of course did not want an actual answer to the question, because the answer was so immediately obvious; a whole bunch of wild imps were currently creating mischief all over Trouble Valley, stealing pies, breaking vases, and pulling Lucy’s hair
36. art—most of it a bunch of blobs and smears unrecognizable to the eye—that
37. She should have made him at least two rolls, instead she gave him a bunch of gloribards to see if those would stick his teeth together a little
38. You eat a bunch of these straight and you’ll be bouncing off these hillsides at fifty miles an hour
39. A bunch of useless bastards they are
40. I just mailed a bunch of forms to Army Audit Agency and should get my definite departure date in a couple of weeks
41. have to rely on that jury not being a bunch of idiots
42. I called them up and they asked me a bunch of questions on the phone and apparently I qualified for the study
43. There are a whole bunch of people sitting in the hallway on seats next to me and I heard a couple of them talking
44. There were a whole bunch of live-in students there and after I grew older and wiser I think to myself how horrible it was just a be a day student to Don Bosco
45. We had a bunch of crazy and wild students and when they got bored just sitting at the desk they would be playing with the combination lock and if you play enough with a combination lock enough magically the combination lock would unlock
46. I had a bunch of luggage with me
47. We were a sorry bunch of campers as we tramped,
48. At some point the IRS wanted Ted to pay a bunch of taxes on his paintings saying they were worth this many thousands and thousands of dollars
49. Ted actually burned a bunch of his paintings so would not have to pay taxes on the paintings a sad loss to us all and again something you can thank the US government for with their stupid tax laws
50. A Vet made more money if they had a wife and a bunch of kids
1. and slams it into several others bunched at one end
2. as they bumble between flowers bunched
3. “We’re passing close to the forest that we see from space; over there,” she pointed, “I can tell even from here that those trees are gigantic, exactly how tall? Also they seem to be bunched together so that one cannot see into the forest itself
4. He bunched it for her, that made her purr and rub both her tits on his arm
5. Roleston bunched his shoulders and said something in one of his french book phrases which they didn't catch
6. ' Jack bunched his shoulders, staring into the fire
7. ’ The Darangi appeared to smile as his widening mouth bunched up scales on either side
8. They were surrounded by a multitude of baying enemies, forced to stand their ground, bunched tightly together, waiting for the final onslaught
9. The teenagers bunched together, making a game of trying to intimidate him
10. One hand gripped the girl’s wrist, the other was bunched in her hair as he forced her head down over his lap
11. Frank was on him in a second, hand bunched in his hair as he pulled the youth’s slim wrist up his back into a painful arm-lock
12. A gut-busting wrench of adrenaline hit him as he noted the set of Boyce’s head and neck, his shoulders all bunched up like that
13. Muscles bunched on top of muscles
14. A louder than usual bleating would often tell her that one of her charges wasn’t bunched as tightly as it ought to have been, but sometimes it would be something else
15. There was a small herd, or flock as some would call it, bunched tightly around what looked like water
16. The bulk of their forces should be bunched together, not strung out for several li, so that any such attack could be repulsed with ease
17. Shrugging off the idea, he bunched his fingers together on his right hand and rapped the door
18. She looked at each one of them and bunched them carefully without saying a word and got up
19. so that the bunched up waist of the belted jeans was
20. As the first cattle came in, he had shown the men how to keep the cattle bunched as he had seen the Egyptian soldiers do with their horses
21. The surprise nearly unseated Moshe, his soliloquy, broken now as his gaze fixed upon a mounted figure struggling to move through the closely bunched animals
22. And there the herd was, all bunched together at the end of the greatly widened path that ended at the water, clear in each extreme and like so much mud in the center
23. With this Moshe guided his horse through the bunched herd in the direction of the road
24. The almost full moon, just rising over the eastern horizon, gave light to a bunched but moving mass as they began their pilgrimage
25. Spears didn't stand over five eight with his boots on, nor tip the scales over 140 in the same configuration, but he had the wiry and bunched muscles of a weight-lifting flyweight
26. the first cattle came in, he had shown the men how to keep the cattle bunched as he had seen
27. to move through the closely bunched animals
28. And there the herd was, all bunched together at the end of
29. Numbers nearly doubled by the trickle of men up the hillside, the French bunched, then shook off their surprise and formed into a line, advancing toward Manaea's force
30. I inched backwards and my shirt bunched around my waist
31. bunched up at the end of the bed and white sheets looked as though the occupants had
32. leaves bunched together where wind had collected them
33. The demons bunched closer together
34. That looked pretty horrible so as he didn't want exterior codpieces Alwyn made snugly fitting flesh-tinted pouches that bunched our cods into a smooth lump under the tights
35. Private, or in Sebastian‘s case not-so-private, parts were bunched in his new yellow pouch making an attractive bulge at the front, and a centimetre of firm brown cheek escaped below the hem at the rear
36. With a bunched fist Sebastian slammed his knuckles into the fellow‘s left temple
37. They bunched up in a compact mass, and advanced on him without undue haste, maintaining their formation
38. We became close and she was a really nice girl at first plus she past the shifty bitch test which was a process where you leave counted wads of cash in ya pocket that are all bunched up so they look like you haven"t counted them
39. Someone had placed a blue blanket on me that was bunched up at my feet
40. batch of nuts and almonds bunched in a small mound on the forest
41. on the safety catch; his knuckles bunched on the rifle-grip; his index finger curled
42. He was already on his feet, shoulders bunched, preparing to fend off the intruder
43. She was wearing a yellow and white sundress that had bunched
44. bunched gradient lines, ‘the only road linking them
45. He bunched up the string of toilet paper
46. yellow raincoat all bunched up in a ball
47. As he and Noah reached the food area with the slaves bunched up behind, Joe stopped him
48. Out in the open, bunched together, they ran madly in all directions as the birds dove at them, sharp beaks knifing into their umbrella heads
49. The bunched hair at the back of her head was beginning to feel unbearably tight, as was the restriction of the professional skirt around her thighs
50. He cursed silently, ground his teeth and bunched his fists
1. We’ll probably find a locker number and find the locker with bunches of her stuff still in it
2. With a flourish, they produce two bunches of daffodils from behind their backs – a present for me
3. I also thinned out the bunches
4. However those particular bunches of, failed, drug dealers were far happier and better off in prison than at the mercy of the Russian drug lords
5. clustering high in blooming pyramids; there were bunches of grapes,
6. There was the one in our church at Thanksgiving, covered with harvest pumpkins and big bunches of chrysanthemums
7. He pointed to several bunches of his award-winning bananas, and said to Mason, “Take them down to that bunch of coppers, and give them a taste of my success
8. They are only sold in bunches and, like papaya, they are one of the easiest foods to grow if you have a room on your land
9. saddled, and on them two hundred loaves of bread, and an hundred bunches of raisins, and an hundred of summer fruits, and a bottle
10. riches on the shoulders of young asses, and their treasures on the bunches of camels, to a people that shall not profit them
11. We soon came to the inns, little more than bunches of yurts and tents with large corrals
12. At the end of summer, though, they would approach the vineyards and pick bunches of grapes which they
13. PUT BUNCHES OF CANDLES IN
14. Most of those they knew by name were seated close by, or stood gathered in small bunches around the table, most with a glass or a small plate in hand
15. No one has heard any orders since they came at us in these huge bunches
16. As we sat on our steaming ponies under the tree, we could see bunches of mistletoe
17. A few bunches of grapes, starting to turn brown, but in a fruit salad with mayonnaise no one will notice
18. There are bunches of hungry and skillful ghost writers out there
19. We passed over endless flats of dunes with tough bunches of salt grass
20. Knots and bunches of muscle started out of the massive arms, and Conan beat his head forward and spat savagely at Constantius's face
21. She did not see the oxcarts on the dusty roads loaded down with bunches of bananas
22. twelve peeled bananas, two bunches of cherries, and twelve
23. Several hours must have passed since the massacre because the corpses had the same temperature as a plaster in autumn and the same consistency of petrified foam that it had, and those who had put them in the car had had time to pile them up in the same way in which they transported bunches of bananas
24. Then he washed his hands, threw the oilcloth over himself, and before midnight he returned with a few strings of dried meat, several bags of rice, corn with weevils, and some emaciated bunches of bananas
25. Having flown away to a safe distance, the Cat turned and saw bunches of burnt bananas
26. He touched ripe banana bunches with the fire from his jet-propelled backpack
27. 2 large bunches of carrots, peeled and sliced ½ in
28. bunches on a string, her grandmother’s lovely, heavy skillets, their sheen not what it
29. They could make out small, withered, bunches of tiny grapes, as well as most of last year’s similar crop, left unpicked and withered on the vines
30. they’d be standing in little bunches or sitting
31. they'd be standing in little bunches or sitting
32. Look at the grapes and see how its bunches come out of their buds, then grow little by little until their taste becomes sugary after it was sour
33. little yellow bunches in the grocery store
34. For years, baskets of vegetables, goat’s cheese and bunches of herbs had appeared on her doorstep
35. Trees trimmed into wonderful geometric shapes grew along both sides and a trellis bearing grapevines had been trained over the top of the passage and bunches of grapes hung down in golden clusters
36. She placed some bunches before them
37. I had to pull out the ripe bunches
38. The headstone that Marcus had knelt in front of was well-kept and the fresh bunches of lavender that had been laid were shaped into the letter ‘D’
39. “ These particular grapes have a fungus known as botrytis, a grey rot that can attack and destroy vineyards in damp climates, then spread through entire bunches of grapes with ease
40. In the chapel I laid a consecrated mantle, sewn from holy snake-skins on the altar, then placed fresh holly with deep red berry bunches on top of it
41. They ran, slipped, bumped and slid and each time they grabbed at bunches of grass to break their fall or slow their too rapid descent their palms and fingers were sliced with stinging cuts that quickly oozed blood
42. I got up and started gathering more of the hanging moss, looking for the driest bunches
43. I didn't know what to say to that so I clasped both bunches of violets in one hand and gently took his hand with my other
44. Now I see that the face of our dear Uksstukkullur has an expression of obvious perplexity and I imagine how arrogantly and haughtily all physicists will object my statement saying that even schoolchildren know that sound and color have different nature: sound is longitudinal oscillations of dense-material medium, which propagate in the form of sequences of as if “moving” bunches of this medium (as waves at sea), and color, that is, electromagnetic radiation, is the propagation of an electromagnetic Field
45. Bunches of camels: Humps on a camel's back
46. This is the only way we can act as intelligent humans and not as gangsters in gangs: but in bands that are not criminal, lawless, undisciplined, unsupervised bunches of male killers on the prowl
47. Shoved in whatever space remained, there were statues of various deities, (some serving as bookends), incense burners of all manner of shapes and sizes, stones and crystals (most natural formations, but some shaped into cubes, spheres and pyramids), animal pelts, dried branches and bunches of herbs, candles and candleholders, Tarot and rune sets still in their boxes-- in short, whatever had remained of her father's inventory seemed to have been liquidated here
48. From the ceiling hung bunches of dried wildflowers, branches with leaves, and bundles of what looked like herbs
49. him before, but I had seen him a few times playing with bunches of kids who swarmed
50. Down, and up, and head foremost on the steps of the building; now, on his knees; now, on his feet; now, on his back; dragged, and struck at, and stifled by the bunches of grass and straw that were thrust into his face by hundreds of hands; torn, bruised, panting, bleeding, yet always entreating and beseeching for mercy; now full of vehement agony of action, with a small clear space about him as the people drew one another back that they might see; now, a log of dead wood drawn through a forest of legs; he was hauled to the nearest street corner where one of the fatal lamps swung, and there Madame Defarge let him go--as a cat might have done to a mouse--and silently and composedly looked at him while they made ready, and while he besought her: the women passionately screeching at him all the time, and the men sternly calling out to have him killed with grass in his mouth
1. I tried bunching the fabric with my fingers
2. It landed amongst the leaves on the forest floor, ears flat against it head, back legs bunching, preparing to attack again
3. Bunching his fist into Marcos’ crisp shirt-front, he pulled him forward over the table, glaring deep into his eyes
4. “Everyone is bunching up as the leaders brake for the turn,” interjected Fred, the pair of men had a staccato, back and forth style, which was quick-paced to keep up with action on the track
5. As fast as more bunching circles were organized they were filled, and the blackness of a moonless night slowly descended upon a scene of bawling, braying, neighing sounds as an animal chorus of distress at having been disturbed from their usual routine sounded continuously
6. As fast as more bunching circles were organized they were filled, and the blackness of a moonless
7. They halted at his low call, bunching themselves as he strode toward them, his sword in his hand
8. We spread out the fields on the screen rather than bunching them all at the top
9. But all he accomplished was bunching up the sheets around her legs
10. The bunching of the shots made it sound like some firecrackers followed by three shots, the timing between the last two being a bit shorter than between the first two (of the last three flurries)
11. “Carlief recomposed himself and glanced around again, searching the thick snowdrifts, peering into the hazy clouds bunching around the mountains
12. Teller pulled on his shirt, the sweat bunching it uncomfortably at the back despite his having towelled himself off just minutes before
13. "They hide by bunching all together on the water
14. without bunching with any other transaction
15. settled on one to one basis without bunching with any other transaction
16. But when you start bunching up more than one extended family, more than one clan: differences arise that cannot be easily worked out
17. Relentless knowing what was needed of him instantly pressed forward his massive muscles bunching and snapping as his hooves sank into the soft ground deeply
18. I sobbed into his shirt, bunching it in my fists and pressing it into my eyes
19. His back was to me and when I was still twenty or so feet away he stood, the massive muscles of his shoulders and arms bunching the material of the perfectly tailored suit
20. "Our young friend," said Challenger, bunching up the red apples of his cheeks, "is capable of acrobatic exertions which would be impossible to a man of a more solid, though possibly of a more commanding, appearance
21. There was a small bunching of pantyhose near her ankle where you could actually see the color of the hose as distinct from the skin
22. Rand put a hand across his mouth and rubbed upward, the flesh of his cheeks bunching up around his eyes
23. It is as if the whole ravine is tensing, bunching together its black fibres, drawing in power from all about sleeping countrysides, for miles and miles