Sentence examples for down a chunk from inspiring English sources
Remember how infected web cams and smart fridges brought down a chunk of the Internet last week?
Amazon single-handedly brought down a chunk of the Web in April, and again more recently, when its servers, which many cloud services rely on, went down.
He is scheduled to pay down a chunk of his Sotheby's debt on May 22 when that auction house sells his Edward Hicks painting "The Peaceable Kingdom With the Leopard of Serenity".
One hole yielded hints that another building once stood next to the tavern -- there was a cache of bricks about four feet down, a chunk of metal that might have been part of a hearth, a buckle, a pipe bowl.
In exchange, they'll credit you for the discovery and kick down a chunk of cash as a sign of thanks, with the amount you're paid generally going hand-in-hand with how severe the bug could've been.
Multiple times I threw down a chunk of wood, hoping for the best, only to almost smoke myself out of the house.
For fans too thrifty to plunk down such a chunk of change, the album itself is out Nov. 16.
The call went out to internationally prominent architects — including Richard Meier and Norman Foster — who responded with proposals that involved tearing down a large chunk of Lincoln Center and starting anew.
But many of the houses we looked at we couldn't even envision renting, let alone plunking down a sizable chunk of our savings to buy.
By contrast, Barclays is looking to raise close to £2bn by selling down a large chunk of its 62.3% stake in Barclays Africa.
JPMorgan would probably have to write down a big chunk of SunTrust's loan book, particularly commercial real estate, which would argue for paying a discount to SunTrust's current $14 billion market cap.
