Freckles are small bunches of melanin that are visible on individuals with fair skin.
Overhead hung bunches of sausages, and there were spicy apples in barrels standing about.
So the largest ones, for example, often serve as school buses, moving bunches of small ones to the battlefield.
And a long time he sat there with the bunches of the camel-dates above him, golden as the sunlight.
They took messy bunches of loans, with risks as variable as snowflakes, and created securities of uniform quality, easy to buy and sell.
Consequently, people in this district can often see these aggressive artists in the flesh. They are given bunches of flowers and a great deal of praise.
We surrounded it with a wreath of shiny apples and cascading bunches of grapes in alternating colors of red and green.
They make bunches of flowers, from flakes and wires of silver, that counterfeit the delicate creations the frost weaves upon a window pane.
The gargantuan plant blooms bunches of tiny white flowers the size of umbrellas, which made it a showpiece in ornamental gardens, including one in Rochester, n.y..
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'll lunch first, and then, armed with bunches of pink and yellow roses, we'll make our way to the hallowed spot.
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.
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.
