Daylight erodes in chunks like a calving glacier.
I made highlights that weren't these teeny-weeny capellinis, but big golden chunks, like a child at the beach would have".
A man with his shirt off, a sort of amateur Hercules, wields the back of a dining-room chair, going at the polystyrene chunks like a biblical hero with an ass's jaw as his only weapon.
To cycle through rounds of ammunition, you pull a lever down and away from the body of the rifle and back up, with a satisfying clink-chunk, like a cowboy in a Western.
If you prefer, after aging it for a week or more, you can run it through a fine mesh strainer and bottle it without the chunks, like a commercial hot sauce.
Where as the Moto RAZR's infamous microphone chunk is like a gigantic messed up chin on an otherwise lovely lady, the Flip 8220's hinge is like a massive, lop-sided arse that you just can't pull your eyes off of.
It took a chunk like that [indicates fist-sized morsel of forearm].
But the "tangy tipple" being advertised on a website last week with "lime zest" and "juicy pineapple chunks" sounds like a fizzy drink that children will love.
The overture to Tannhauser is one quart d'heure by Wagner that doesn't sound like a bleeding chunk from a five-hour epic.
Since it is not practical to model a huge number of subscribers individually, we assumed users are placed as chunks like group of workers in a floor of a building or customers waiting in a bank office.
What I saw seemed like chunks of a continuing discourse, played by an enormous ensemble, under a common directive.
