Sentence examples for a couple chunks from inspiring English sources

Maybe a couple chunks of halibut, some mussels, clams, calamari and shrimp.

I could reach deep into my two copyrighted books (shameless plug for Betrayal and Tails of Socrates) and pick out a couple chunks of text.

Then, as now, Moscow was breaking off a couple chunks of a former Soviet Republic, carving out frozen states — countries established on territory occupied during a conflict and not granted full legitimacy by the international community — like South Ossetia in Georgia or the Donbas People's Republic in Ukraine.

If you find the odor unpleasant, try adding a couple chunks of bread wrapped in cheesecloth to the water when you boil the cabbage.

(Ask for a couple of chunks of roasted pineapple to be added to the mix).

High-fat cocoa and a couple of chunks of bittersweet chocolate cooked in sugar and cream make all that possible, without a double boiler.

He wrote that it was "a swell place to celebrate a seventy-fifth birthday or a contra incursion," and that the famous chili was "distinguishable from a bowl of Dennison's only by a couple of chunks of sirloin, a 1,600 percent price differential and three guys" — the servers — "who look like they stepped out of a 1935 gangster B-movie".

He wrote that it was "a swell place to celebrate a seventy-fifth birthday or a contra incursion," and that the famous chili was "distinguishable from a bowl of Dennison's only by a couple of chunks of sirloin, a 1,600 percent price differential and three guys"—the servers—"who look like they stepped out of a 1935 gangster B-movie".

Squatting, he began to chip away at the wall; those below collected the pieces falling to the ground and Laurent kept a couple of chunks for himself.

And although filled to the brim, serving bowls contained mostly sauce; meats or fish appeared in a few shreds or a couple of small chunks.

It took only a squirt of fluid and the pop of a match to get an armload of sticks crackling and blazing, and then he laid on a couple of large chunks that he said were good, seasoned oak.