Sentence examples for a tiny chunk from inspiring English sources

A tiny chunk of prime coastal real estate.

PANTELLERIA A tiny chunk of volcanic rock almost equidistant from Sicily and Tunisia.

They had just made a disturbing discovery: It takes only a tiny chunk of uranium to make a nuclear bomb.

And shaking off a virtual tail can be tough.The reason is a tiny chunk of text called a cookie.

Tom is the lighthouse keeper on a tiny chunk of rock, nearly 100 miles off the Australian coast.

In the long list of guaranteed ways to enrage the dragons, demanding a fortune for a tiny chunk of your company ranks pretty high.

Don't blow it off and put it in a little tiny chunk just to put in a little extra filigree on our movie.

"If you get even a little tiny chunk of this, you're doing pretty well," says Greg Sterling of Sterling Market Intelligence, a consultancy.

It emerged yesterday that dance music's nicest man, Dan Snaith, had nipped down to the Oxfam on Kingsland Road in Dalston and dropped off a teeny, tiny chunk of his record collection for the delectation of charity shoppers.

That is what can be done when manufacturers and users are set free to exploit just a tiny unlicensed chunk of the radio spectrum.

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