in the lump

But a good deal of important nuance is lost in the lumping.

They are to be found there in battalions, and you can judge them in the lump.

"Which brings you right back to the big if," I said, leaning back in the lump chair.

With his resignation, Ross receives a severance in the lump sum of $260,000.

I leaned all the way back in the lump chair, silently cursing the roll of the dice.

I'm thinking it was a judgment on the clan that the brig went down in the lump and didnae break.

Her voice caught in the lump in her throat.

His knife was out, and a shape was beginning to form in the lump of wood he was carving.

But with leaven like you working in the lump, the custom might alter in Eleusis.

And look - you can almost see a face in the lumps and fissures of the bark.'

Finally, the increase in the lump sums to EUR 50 000 is important, because it mirrors current costs.

The silhouette scene in the Lump music video is also parodied, with Al and his band making hand shadows against the background.

But he was very penitent indeed, and in a peculiar way - not in the lump, but by instalments.

"Oh, it's the permanently harmful you were worrying about," I nodded soberly as I made myself comfortable in the lump chair.

"Magsman," he says, and he seemed to myself to get wiser as he got hoarser; "Society, taken in the lump, is all dwarfs.

Mez'Barris nodded to Baenre, and the withered old matron mother tossed in the lump of sulphur that the avatar had given her.

He described how such viruses, found in the lump of lymph tissue at the back of the nose, also called the adenoid, often remained dormant before gradually becoming infectious.

--Robespierre sees reason to think that Prince d'Artois himself is privately in Town; that the Convention will be butchered in the lump.

A large amount of the school funds were not drawing interest, and White decided to invest the money in bonds and farm loans, earning interest in the lump sum.

I leaned back in the lump chair again and began sketching out a going-home campaign that would grab Dameron's attention by the throat and hold it long enough to get something done.

In this case, the region with high conductivity can often be treated in the lumped capacitance model, as a "lump" of material with a simple thermal capacitance consisting of its aggregate heat capacity.

For starters, hospitals do get money for autopsies: Medicare includes an autopsy allowance in the lump sum it pays hospitals for each Medicare inpatient, and those patients account for three-quarters of all hospital deaths.

In democratic countries where education is universal, compulsory, and is, to a great extent, paid for by society in the lump and not by the recipient in particular, the latitude of permissible freedom is at once greatly curtailed.

As I held on to the subway strap like an ordinary commuter, I saw Joe watching me, taking in the lump on the forehead and also the hollow of my underarm, that scooped-out place inside my creased yellow dress.