Sentence examples for decent slice of the from inspiring English sources

Moloch, Belial, and Beelzebub had all been assured a decent slice of the action.

The Mighty Boosh Festival takes place at the Hop Farm, near Tonbridge in Kent, on Saturday July 5 - and with London less than an hour away, big-time promoters Vince Power and Phil McIntyre must be confident they can sell a decent slice of the 30,000 capacity.

Put another way, as Box goes, so might go a decent slice of the public technology market.

He has set up a pledge campaign in support of the Songwriters Equity Actt, which would allow writers to get a decent slice of the revenue from digitized spins.

Whatever the case, if even a decent slice of that app set were to submit an update at once, it would flood Microsoft's approval staff.

"We want a decent slice of that market," he says, adding: "We want to be the sole student brand in the U.K".

The new Shia order remains loth, after centuries of oppression, to give the Sunnis a decent slice of power; and the minority Sunnis seem unable to accept second place in a devolved state.

This looks a decent slice of cash, although the 24 contracted England players were not paid hugely less: £3.8m in total, an average of £172,727 each.

Nick Levine of Digital Spy said, the song was "a perfectly decent slice of midtempo Timba-pop, but it's not really in the same league as the brilliant 'The Way I Are'".

"A lot more countries have access to a decent slice of energy supply," said David L. Goldwyn, who served as the U.S. State Department's coordinator for international energy affairs in the first Obama administration.

In the deli, I will abandon the awful cheese snobbery which compels me only ever to order what I persist in calling a "decent" slice of brie or cheddar, and at home, I will hide the Breville sandwich toaster somewhere I cannot find it (under the squash centrepiece, perhaps).