Sentence examples for No chunks from inspiring English sources

No chunks clung to the pan, as they so often do with metal.

Cube the butter and rub it in between your fingertips until there are no chunks left.

After all, the Augusta National Golf Club fairways are slick and shaved; the greens are shimmering carpets; even the pimiento cheese sandwiches spread evenly with no chunks.

I will be pureeing the sauce, however, so no chunks remain – not because I need to hide my vegetables, but to help it cling to the beans.

Cube the butter and add to the bowl then use your fingertips to rub it into the dry ingredients, working quickly but lightly until there are no chunks of butter left and the mixture is sandy.

In the cut that I saw, at a press screening last week, there was a little bit of flaming hair and even flaming flesh — but no chunks of skull or other mutilations.

The trouble is, as Leibniz specifically showed, no chunk of physical matter could be "about" anything.

This procedure is repeated until there are no chunk resources available or there are no active users.

This interpretation is in-line with the results of many studies showing that strings organized in chunks, from telephone numbers for humans to sequences of visual tokens to be learned by pigeons or rats, are memorized faster and better than strings with an equal number of items providing no chunking cues (e.g., Terrace 1987; Terrace and Chen 1991; Fountain et al. 2012).

At Tempel 1, Deep Impact found water vapor emissions similar to those coming from the middle of Hartley 2, but no carbon dioxide jets and no visible chunks of water ice.

Although smooth and angular rocks littered the surface everywhere, nearly all of them appeared to range in size from pebbles to chunks no more than a few inches wide.