Sentence examples for doing a chunk of from inspiring English sources

Mikkelsen isn't above doing a chunk of heavyweight American TV either: he's currently playing Hannibal Lecter in the NBC series Hannibal.

"I'm working on the script right now, and if someone came to me and said: 'We're looking into doing a chunk of this in China', well, I'd have to think about it," Joss Whedon, who is working on Avengers 2, told Entertainment Weekly.

A lawsuit by Atherton and Menlo Park has already forced the High-Speed Rail Authority to re-do a chunk of its environmental impact study, and more litigation is likely.

Writing a successful grant application often requires preliminary data – in other words, you need to have already done a chunk of the research you're proposing to do.

You either spend time dealing with emails, which leaves less time for preparing lessons and marking, or do a chunk of marking and get behind with your emails.

And to the extent they do, a chunk of their profits may come at the expense of their owners.In some industries, firms used independent public exchanges briefly and then opted to set up consortia instead, with a view to lucrative flotations.

So does a chunk of the board.

The first question to ask: Will buying be a lifestyle change (that is, you plan to operate the inn yourself) or purely an investment (you'll pay others to do a chunk of the work and reap profits)?

Deep down people who've done a chunk of time are more afraid of what they're gonna do, in the sense of not being ready for it mentally.

"Ironically, we did a chunk of this in our first 'Black in America.' Now, seven years later, as the technology improved and got personal-sized, more people are beginning to understand that if you are black, interaction with police can end in your death, whether you're guilty of something or not," she said.

[Exposed] I think if it's spread across a lot of people it will be every single person's responsibility to do a chunk of work which will mean everyone feels a little bit more wanting to participate because it won't be as much of a demand on one person.