Sentence examples for chunk of set from inspiring English sources

It looks more, in fact, like an adult treehouse or a makeshift beach cabana or a chunk of set hijacked from the Kevin Costner film "Waterworld".

Aside from Ms. Coltrane's chunk of the set, Luis Perdomo played piano, and the band performed Coltrane's "Satellite" and the ballads "Wise One" and "After the Rain"; they were secure performances, treating the works as repertory but softening them to fit Ravi Coltrane's more pliable, nimble approach.

How futuristic all this would have seemed in 1976, when he released his classic album Oxygene (which forms a chunk of the set).

She ends the second act not as the libretto indicates, in capitulation to the demand of her father, Elmiro, that she marry Rodrigo, but rather in defiance, clambering onto a pool table and pouring a beer over her head as she roars out a high B. The audience began cheering as she was dragged offstage as the curtain fell, and the applause lasted a good chunk of the set change.

Telling the crowd he had a sore back, Westerberg then handed vocal duties over to a bearded Armstrong for a significant chunk of the set.

"Essentially taking a chunk of money, setting up a foundation -- that's very different and I think that's going to be debated in the Legislature".

Chunks of the set emphasized that.

Clones may be cheap to run, but you would need a big chunk of capital to set one up.

Maybe that's why so many of his portraits of O'Keeffe -- they constitute a big chunk of the "key set" -- are so tiresome.

While a fair chunk of the new set revolves around mechs, it will still take a hefty investment for players to get a critical mass of the cards to build a deck around – and unlike previous minion types, there is just a single mech included in the basic set of free cards that come with the game.

Newby insists on academic success; it instils a sense of ambition and pride in the school in its pupils, giving them another chunk of identity to set alongside family and faith; and it works with the wider community, not just parents.