Sentence examples for by the chunk of from inspiring English sources

Instead of subtracting entity by entity, subtract by the chunk (of infinitely composite entities).

But that is probably explained by the chunk of script removed by the censors.

Unlike much of Mr. Serra's recent work, which is steel and made at an industrial mill, "Night Shift" is both hand-made and made for the site -- a fact emphasized by the chunks of gallery flooring stuck in it and the lead splashes preserved on the wall.

Take a narrow-toothed comb and tease the chunk of hair by back-combing, starting about two inches from the roots and combing backward.

They may facilitate adaptive learning by offering the chunks of content that the learner needs in order to achieve an accepted level of competence.

For now, the Vidmaker software works around the limits of wireless and wired Internet access by breaking off the chunks of video that are going to be edited and uploading only those chunks.

- Consider adding in more conventional indications of R outputs, or physically separate input from output by breaking up the chunks of code to have whitespace between the grey-background chunks.

America is growing fast, and has relatively cheap labour thanks to stagnant wages and cheap energy because of its fracking boom.German firms' FDI is still dwarfed by the huge chunk of savings by Germany's thrifty households that its banks and insurers invest on foreign financial markets.

We kick off our Seasonal Eating Marathon at Thanksgiving and don't take a break until the very last black eyed pea is sopped up by the last chunk of cornbread.

"We took out three out of four of the face embers, reduced the hair burning by 50%, and significantly darkened the chunks of Kim's head".

Though even today there are some things that are as close to eternal as a town built on roulette wheels could hope for: the airport still has slot machines; the casinos still play a repetitive, purling tinkle, kind of like Philip Glass on a hurdy-gurdy but punctuated now and then by the chunk-chunk-chunk of coins bouncing out of the slots.