I live in a house with two black cats, and let me tell you, every time I see a black, bunched up sweater out of the corner of my eye, I think it's a cat.
They may look all bunched up together when you look at them in the night sky, but the stars you're seeing up there are billions of kilometres away from Earth and a long way from each other.
He braced his legs and feet, pressing the cabin floor with his toes in a clutching sort of way. Knots and ridges and mounds of muscles writhed and bunched under the skin.
Paco stood facing him, holding the apron spread, holding a fold of it bunched in each hand, thumbs up, first finger down, spread to catch the eye of the bull.
Then at last the opening music came again, with all the different instruments bunched together for each note like a hard, tight fist that socked at her heart And the first part was over.
And before I could say anything else, Lily was out of the car and striding up towards the front gate, her hands bunched into fists, like a boxer about to enter a ring.
But what you didn't have in that war that you have in the Second World War against the Japanese is sometimes they just launch full frontal attacks in bunched up groups.
Their harness had shifted, their tunics were askew, and they were bunched so closely that the outline of one man blended into the misshaped shadow of the next.