| In front of the great mountain, the striated rock of Mt Nuptse's face is folded and bunched, as though mere layers of crepe paper. |
| When he smiled, which was often, his fat cheeks bunched up under his deep-set hazel eyes, giving him the appearance of a happy chipmunk. |
| The three recent incidents cannot be bunched together to conclude that an irreversible rot has set in the police department. |
| Instead of spreading out and confronting their neighbors in hostile face-offs, foraging sanderlings bunched together in tight little flocks. |
| To most of us, this is normal, because for most of our lives we have been bunched together with others of the same age. |
| In crustacean larval eyes, the receptor array is tightly bunched into a sphere surrounding the geometrical center of the eye. |
