Sentence examples for a dramatic chunk of from inspiring English sources

For Helen, born in Cannock, it's a chance to remind the world that Britain's oldest national park, so often assumed to be all in Derbyshire, has a dramatic chunk of Staffordshire in its remote and beautiful south-western corner.

But most of what's here is neither dramatic nor grand: a chunk of a column; a head knocked from a statue; a panel sliced from some long-since-crumbled wall.

Indian television channels showed dramatic footage of a huge chunk of a hillside giving way, with mud, rocks and water flowing below.

A Dramatic Turn Of Subtweet.

Displaying a dramatic gesture of humility.

Tax credits for the energy industry make up a big chunk of the "add-ons" that were attached to the fiscal cliff bill - about $18.1 billion worth, of which $12.1 billion represents a dramatic expansion of write-offs for wind energy investments.

There is a dramatic way of serving.

While a good chunk of the blame should fall on our dramatic increase in trade with China, other onslaughts have contributed greatly.

With his dramatic title-winning goal for Manchester City, Sergio Aguero paid off a fair chunk of his reported £38m transfer fee - some of which filtered down from Atletico Madrid to Independiente in Argentina, the club which produced him.

A big chunk of the sellout crowd stayed past midnight to see the dramatic conclusion.

A big gull dove on a chunk of tuna.