lumpy造句

Growth, says the bank, is inevitably lumpy.

The irregular line will look lumpy at 100%.

For example, they may feel tender or lumpy just before your period.

"Demand will be constant and supply is likely to be lumpy and infrequent," Brunel said.

He was at our home one evening when Mum was massaging me, so he saw my lumpy skin.

It is lumpy: you can offload parts of your share portfolio, but you cannot sell off the kitchen.

The economic geography of the world is lumpy, and talent likes to clump together into centres of innovation.

And these flows that Kashlinsky and his colleagues have inferred of clusters that are very, very far away can't be explained by the lumpy distribution of matter.

If it feels too hard, soft, lumpy, etc., or the mattress is older than 10 years, then it is time to upgrade.[19]

Under the hard, lumpy skin is the fragrant, whitish flesh of the fruit, which covers several seeds inside, and has a slight taste of custard.

The most important part of a woman's wardrobe is herunderwear, which can transform you from lumpy and bumpy to smooth andsculpted.

Pumped into lumpy strangeness at the gym, filleted and stitched by the surgeon, embalmed in Botox, our contemporary celebrities look more like survivors than people who are going places.

But when you climbed on board, mentally noting the lumpy cushions, the rods trailing wires at the stern and the swivel fish-fighting chair bolted to the deck, you knew you were in the same place.

It's the presence of cold dark matter that explains how the young universe went from being smooth to being lumpy, as ordinary matter coalesced first into stars and then into galaxies.