bunches造句

Known, which contests the flower bunches are my favorites?

Freckles are small bunches of melanin that are visible on individuals with fair skin.

If you tie all the flowers together in bunches, it's easier to carry.

The new beam consisted of shorter bunches, just three nanoseconds long, ie, 20 times shorter than the apparent discrepancy.

The bunches where stemmed, not crushed, and cold soaked for 48 hours before being inoculated with yeast.

To dry the hops and lavender yourself, tie them in bunches and hang upside down in a well-ventilated space out of direct sunlight for 2 weeks.

They took messy bunches of loans, with risks as variable as snowflakes, and created securities of uniform quality, easy to buy and sell.

The old beam was created by smashing long bunches of protons into a target to produce neutrinos, which would then travel on to Gran Sasso.

Wall Street Banks did a roaring trade packaging bunches of subprime loans into mortgage-backed securities, and selling them on to investors, greedy for yields (see chart).

We surrounded it with a wreath of shiny apples and cascading bunches of grapes in alternating colors of red and green.

Samaranch, turning 88 on July 17, was received by red carpets and bunches of flowers at the Beijing International Airport and directly taken to the VIP room before leaving at 9:50.

The rafters sprouted dangling bunches of dumplings like some strange exotic fruits and we would tread carefully underneath, avoiding the occasional drop of water sliding off the bamboo leaves.

Durant and Nowitzki have made their mark by their tendency to score points in bunches, mostly from their perimeter abilities, but neither player is potentially dominant on the interior.

Cavities with mirrors spaced specifically to amplify red, blue and green light are grouped in bunches of three, each of which corresponds to a single dot, or pixel, on the display.

small slow-growing upland pine of western United States (Rocky Mountains) having dense branches with fissured rust-brown bark and short needles in bunches of 5 and thorn-tipped cone scales; among the oldest living things some over 4500 years old.