| (Sarah) It's not a clump of cells. | |
| - I've a new pack of hounds and there's a clump of deer in the meadow. | |
| - Over there in that clump of bushes. | |
| - and when we finally convince the navy to whip the Chinese... he gets the government to take this-- this clump of rock-- this trophy. | |
| - ¡Ó Jump, clump, pump the Michigan rag ¡Ó - Betty! | |
| (Sarah) It's not a clump of cells. | |
| - I've a new pack of hounds and there's a clump of deer in the meadow. | |
| - Over there in that clump of bushes. | |
| - and when we finally convince the navy to whip the Chinese... he gets the government to take this-- this clump of rock-- this trophy. | |
| - ¡Ó Jump, clump, pump the Michigan rag ¡Ó - Betty! | |
| 'And you got what's called gravitational instability 'that formed big clumps, 'things maybe the size of 100 metres in diameter.' | |
| - It just grows in little clumps. - Dave, shut up. - I'm just saying. | |
| A road of shifting sands and bruising rocks of quail that scoot through clumps of cactus and doves that rise in soft, whirring clouds. | |
| About a billion years after the Big Bang, clumps of Dark Matter formed. | |
| After a couple hours we see that this arm of impacter material has collapsed gravitationally into two large clumps. | |
| 'And you got what's called gravitational instability 'that formed big clumps, 'things maybe the size of 100 metres in diameter.' | |
| - It just grows in little clumps. - Dave, shut up. - I'm just saying. | |
| A road of shifting sands and bruising rocks of quail that scoot through clumps of cactus and doves that rise in soft, whirring clouds. | |
| About a billion years after the Big Bang, clumps of Dark Matter formed. | |
| After a couple hours we see that this arm of impacter material has collapsed gravitationally into two large clumps. | |
| 'He went to pick her up but she clumped him with a rock. | |
| - He clumped. | |
| - I clumped to warn you. | |
| Ah, your parsley is clumped. | |
| And all those white faces just clumped together. | |
| - Can you help me with my clumping? | |
| - The clumping of material on the scale of galaxies, early in the universe's history. | |
| And it makes the boys nervous - you know, clump-clumping around. | |
| And you and me will be fed up with him clumping round the house, being noisy, watching football on the telly. | |
| Anyway, so he turns around, he starts clumping him. | |
| 'He went to pick her up but she clumped him with a rock. | |
| - He clumped. | |
| - I clumped to warn you. | |
| Ah, your parsley is clumped. | |
| And all those white faces just clumped together. | |
| - Can you help me with my clumping? | |
| - The clumping of material on the scale of galaxies, early in the universe's history. | |
| And it makes the boys nervous - you know, clump-clumping around. | |
| And you and me will be fed up with him clumping round the house, being noisy, watching football on the telly. | |
| Anyway, so he turns around, he starts clumping him. | |
