Sentence examples for Make chunks of from inspiring English sources

Make chunks of yards downfield.

But gay people do tend to make chunks of the population unreasonably angry.

It will then make chunks of text available through its search engine, sell individual e-books, and offer libraries and other institutions subscriptions to its entire database.

But ABC is banning any other broadcast news or Web outlets from using more than a single 30-second clip from this presidential debate until the morning after it's over: "We have an obligation to our West Coast affiliates," a spokesman said, "to not make chunks of the debate available until their viewers have had a chance to see them".

As any parent or player who has been on them can testify, the tiny black rubber crumbs of which the fields are made — chunks of old tires — get everywhere.

This limits your choices some; obviously, you can't make chunks out of thin pieces of flounder.

And since those movies tend to be relatively cheap, they don't need to do blockbuster business to make decent chunks of change.

Many chip companies have manufacturing operations in China and make big chunks of their sales there.

Walking the streets of the City today, you can still make out chunks of unconsummated pedway at first-floor level that have remained glazed in ever since.

So for maximum productivity, he says, "you want to make your chunks of development as small as possible".

Allocating public favours by ethnic group can Balkanise societies and make large chunks of the population reliant on the state.