How To Use Bunch up In A Sentence
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The teacher told his pupils to spread out and not to bunch up in the center of the playground.
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Bears, we joke, will get any stragglers, so we bunch up more tightly into swaying, giggling file.
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The good and the bad parts of our lives do not interlock with reassuring neatness across the course of a lifetime; instead they sit together in heterogeneous disarray, elbowing one another like distant ancestors told to bunch up tight for a family photograph.
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As the waters cool in early winter, vast schools of threadfin shad start to bunch up while slowing their open-water activity.
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The heat this year won't have helped, not least because this is a hot and very crowded run at the best of times, with no escaping the sun or the other runners, who bunch up around you.
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Sometimes when you're inside the girl they'll bunch up in weird ways and feel strange.
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Cross the road one at a time -- don't bunch up.
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Your clothes will bunch up if you keep them in the suitcase.
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Why do people feel the need to bunch up at the front?
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Add the tofu, bunch up the tea towel and squeeze tightly to release all the tofu's excess moisture into the bowl.
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By late April Mercury, Venus, Mars and Saturn will bunch up in the western sky just after sunset, with bright Jupiter close by.
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Cross the road one at a time -- don't bunch up.
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Because the circuit is generally so slow and twisty, groups of cars tend to bunch up into tight packs and you have to guard against wiping off your nose section on somebody else's rear wheel.
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It turns out that a helix, essentially, is a great way to bunch up a very long molecule, such as DNA, in a crowded place, such as a cell.
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He invites the children to sit with him, and they bunch up around him, holding lit tapers.
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From a seated position, curl one dumbbell up, feeling the muscles in your arm bunch up in a strong, searing knot as you reach the top and pause.
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The teacher told his pupils to spread out and not to bunch up in the center of the playground.
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My muscles bunched up, too, as I lifted myself into the aperture, but I didn't have any fat to bunch up with it.
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Sitting in an armchair in the senator's office, Alito forgot to unbutton his suit jacket, causing his tie to stick out and his jacket to bunch up.
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The teacher told his pupils to spread out and not to bunch up in the center of the playground.
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Bears, we joke, will get any stragglers, so we bunch up more tightly into swaying, giggling file.
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Bears, we joke, will get any stragglers, so we bunch up more tightly into swaying, giggling file.
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As the lead donkey, a roan stallion came within a hundred paces of the gate, it stopped and the animals began to bunch up behind him.
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John stopped, forcing the rest of the group to bunch up behind him.
