Sentence examples for central chunk from inspiring English sources

Like Batman Begins, it obsesses over how its hero invented his gadgets, so the central chunk has Stark tinkering in his workshop with his robotic assistants.

Budd Schulberg's roman à clef "The Disenchanted," about his chaotic screenwriting junket to New York and Dartmouth with an alcohol-rattled Fitzgerald in 1939, features him (here called Manley Halliday) delivering a loving three-page riff on Chaplin, the central chunk of which concerns "The Gold Rush": Jere 'n I saw it five times, wrote a 'preciation of it for Vanity Fair.

You do not need to be a Jedi knight to know that the original Star Wars trilogy - released between 1977 and 1983 - was envisioned by Lucas as the central chunk of a nine-movie cycle.

The original Star Wars trilogy - which consists of the original film in 1977 , 1980s The Empire Strikes Back and 1983's ReThen of thEmpire - waStrikess envisioned Backucandas the central chunk of a nine-movie cycle.

Not so this "Cinderella," which casually disregards the dance potential of several central chunks of dance music.

Now, as the head of the Artha Graha conglomerate, Mr. Winata owns a good chunk of central Jakarta.

The northern white rhino once roamed a large chunk of central Africa, but centuries of poaching have left the subspecies on life support.

5 p.m. 9. Rugby or Rihanna The Millennium Stadium, opened in 1999, occupies a hefty chunk of central Cardiff, sitting just a few hundred yards from the main train station.

And whether the rebellion in eastern Congo explodes into another full-fledged war, and drags a large chunk of central Africa with it, seems likely to depend on the involvement of Rwanda, Congo's tiny but disproportionately mighty neighbor.

And the 17,600-strong 17,600-strongforce in Congo is the largest the United Nations has ever peacekeeping.Congo's sheer size and vast mineral riches mean that what happens there has an all-too-direct bearing on the forceof a large chunk of central Afrina.

Walking through the gardens and state rooms of the palace of Schönbrunn does indeed feel like covering an imperial-sized chunk of central Europe on foot.