Sentence examples for chunks out from inspiring English sources

SOYA The worldwide boom in agricultural commodities has bitten enormous chunks out of the rainforest.

With no more room in hell, zombies emerge to rip big chunks out of the living.

As the race headed into its final laps, Montoya was cutting big chunks out of Busch's lead.

It loops round Jewish settlements in the West Bank, biting huge chunks out of the Palestinians' territory.

The course is challenging – it's a three-year master's degree that bites eye-watering chunks out of my wages.

It passed to the west of Scotland later on Monday, but left behind a trail of devastation and took visible chunks out of much of the coastline.

At first blush, that policy sounds destined to take big chunks out of estates across a broad swath of the population.

It won an impressively large number of seats, partly by coming through the middle as the Liberal Democrats tore chunks out of Labour.

The idea that Ukip bit great chunks out of Labour's loyalist vote is supported neither by the opinion polls nor the real one.

Bullets had torn big chunks out of the pine trees, and the turret of a tank lay upside down in a doorway.

But the wrecking ball swung only twice, taking two chunks out of the military prison at the entrance to the complex.