The soup had lumps of bread floating around in it.
The doctor found a lump in her breast, but fortunately it was not cancer.
The lump was removed from his neck, and sent to the lab to be tested.
Jane took a big lump of clay from the bag, and began forming it into the
shape of a bowl.
You need to stir the gravy a bit more; there are still lumps in it.
How many lumps of sugar do you want in your tea?
The rice is all lumpy because you put too much water in it.
The molecules of a lump of sugar dissolving in the bottom of a cup of
coffee are in constant motion, colliding with and rebounding off each other.
We washed my pillow, and now it is all lumpy at one end, and empty at the other.
Describing novels, Gilbert Highet once remarked, "These are not books, lumps of lifeless paper, but minds alive on the
shelves."
Auguste Rodin said that sculpture is the art of the hole and the lump.
According to the Bible, God made Adam from a lump of clay.
She does a regular breast self-examination for lumps because her mother and her sister both had breast cancer.
Thousands of years ago, people began to use lumps of metals such as gold, silver or copper, as money.
For nearly 80 percent of women with breast cancer, the discovery of a mass or lump in the breast is the first sign that something is wrong.