Sentence examples for chunks go from inspiring English sources

Mr. Toback hits it with a chain saw, and chunks go flying noisily.

"Mr. Toback hits it with a chain saw, and the chunks go flying," Elvis Mitchell wrote in The New York Times.

Sometimes those chunks go flying.

Watch as seeds, pulp and orange chunks go flying.

If you'd like bite-sized chunks, go ahead and cut up your roast ahead of time.

How the underwriters spread them around is generally left to their discretion, with the biggest chunks going to firms that pay the most in commissions to brokerage firms.

But what ticket buyers may not realize is that far more of their dollars will go toward concert-hall rent and marketing than to anyone in Haiti, with the biggest chunks going to stagehands and newspaper advertisements.

Then they studied the smaller chunks in the light from their headlamps, quickly grading them into ore that would go to the mill — those chunks went into a filthy yellow sack — and dross that went on piles that were being shovelled, by other miners, into wheelbarrows bound for the tailings pile outside.

The first chunk goes to the federal government.

The biggest chunk goes to farmers and consumers to keep food costs down.

But the education cuts have won support among some residents weary of high property taxes, of which the largest chunk goes to support schools.