Sentence examples for chunk from the from inspiring English sources

The fragments discovered in the mummy wrappings provided a big new chunk from the end of the play.

That deal came a little more than two years after Mr. Pitt got his chunk from the museum.

Here's a continuous chunk from the transcript: FOREMAN: This [N.P.V.] does sound more like democracy, but it could produce some unintended results.

When Disney's Zootropolis opened in March, it managed £1.73m in previews, which did include a hefty chunk from the Saturday and Sunday prior to release.

But like other cultural institutions, the Whitney has discovered a silver lining to hard times: even as fund-raising has become more arduous, construction costs have dropped, cutting a big chunk from the new Whitney building's price tag.

Maybe we need a poem: A sequester cuts a big chunk from the spending For guns, butter and schools — but not lending It kicks in March One, Unless something is done Toward this one the G.O.P.'s tending.

Chunks from the Central Bank of Sri Lanka blanketed the street.

We pulled chunks from the grid, like puzzle pieces, and dipped them in soy sauce.

On a recent morning, snow crunched underfoot and fell in soft chunks from the treetops.

We eat the salta by tearing chunks from the hubcap-sized, blistered, hot pita and dipping them in the stew.

The top grade, consisting of large, pure white chunks from the body and the back fin, may be called "jumbo," "lump" or "back fin".