31.   The graves are clustered on the cemetery hilltop, and next to each hangs a wind chime that catches the breeze sweeping off the surrounding mountains.

32.   The mob on the bullpen bench looks like starlings clustered on a telephone wire.

33.   The overclass is national, or even transnational, in outlook, although its members mostly cluster on both coasts.

34.   The shifter and other controls are clustered on the console.

35.   They clustered on the denuded branches and began rhythmically and synchronously undulating like the Wave at a ballgame.

36.   We miss it and instead cluster on the corner, men dressed in dark overcoats, women dressed in various shades of black.

37.   Winning firms tend to cluster on the coasts.

38.   Others cluster on sidewalks, gossiping about village acquaintances.

39.   All over White Plains, customers cluster on sidewalks, waiting for Joe.