Sentence examples for about a chunk from inspiring English sources

The Times report this morning that the 22-year-old, whom the Toffees value at £60m, is free to move in future without worrying about a chunk of his transfer fee going back to Stamford Bridge.

So, it would seem, do the men who run Blackstone, a private-equity group that is about to sell a chunk of itself to the public.

To understand how these laws work in the real world, think about burning a chunk of coal.

By the same token, sustainable producers have much to learn about labeling a chunk of meat to make its origins clearer.

Stacey Lynn Koerner, the senior vice president for research at Initiative Media, said wrestling had reason to be concerned about losing a chunk of its base of young men.

After the race, Lezak was asked whether he'd talked to Phelps about getting a chunk of the $1m bonus he's been promised by his sponsors, Speedo.

I was worried, I said, about losing a chunk of my breast, worried that I might get lymphedema from losing my lymph nodes and worried that the cancer might have spread.

They say the organization's leaders still fantasize about getting a chunk of American money, establishing a beachhead in Iraq and inspiring thousands of disgruntled soldiers and millions of frustrated people to rise up and slay the tyrant.

Now six years removed from her Idol victory, Sparks doesn't have to worry about handing a chunk of her earnings back to the show that launched her.

And of the 600-odd biggest, about 100 get a chunk of their capital from big state entities.

Well, it may well be about to hand a chunk of the licence fee over to Rupert Murdoch.