Sentence examples for a very large slice from inspiring English sources

This means that a very large slice of the media industry remains a kind of desert for African Americans; if not completely off-grounds, seriously forbidding.

Vidhya Alakeson, deputy chief executive of the Resolution Foundation and joint author of the report, said: "Despite progress over the last decade, the cost of childcare in the UK still eats up a very large slice of family incomes.

However the fuzziness of political techno rhetoric allows for a very large slice of fudge to be so served.

Vidhya Alakeson, deputy chief executive of the foundation and joint author of the report, said: "Despite progress over the last decade, the cost of childcare in the UK still eats up a very large slice of family incomes.

"Apple takes a very large cut.

Very large slices should be quartered.

1 pound apricots, stones removed, quartered or sliced 1 pint strawberries, hulled and quartered or, if very large, sliced 1 tablespoon mild honey, such as clover 1/2 cup freshly squeezed orange juice 2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice Chopped or slivered fresh mint leaves 1. Combine the fruit and honey, and gently toss together.

For this revisitation he has sliced a very large pie into subgenres, not so much separate ages as competing categories, everything from art rock to punk, heavy metal to alternative.

This is a very large hunk of white bread, sliced into nine perfect cubes, every face toasted to a crusty golden brown, then re-assembled into a square and topped with a huge pile of fresh whipped cream.

But even a small slice of a very large pie is better than nothing at all.

At stake, in addition to personal pride, are lucrative slices of a very large market.