Sentence examples for five chunks of from inspiring English sources

Serve five chunks of leek per portion, topped with a dollop of the crème fraîche mix.

Plympton says that for its first series, the titles have been broken into five chunks of between 8,000-25,000 words, and a new installment will be released every two weeks.

Vodafone bid £791m, the most of all the bidders, for five chunks of spectrum; EE, the T-Mobile and Orange joint venture formerly called Everything Everywhere, paid £589m for four chunks.

It was previously thought that short-term memory could hold up to seven chunks of information.

Note that this does not mean between five and nine bits, but rather five to nine chunks of information.

However, current research now suggests that two to four chunks of information is the maximum amount for working memory.

This sentence consists of around seven chunks of information and is clearly manageable for any ordinary reader.

This is the observation that, on average, humans can store about seven chunks of information in their working memories.

Sitting on two chunks of limestone in this big space it is as adamantly sculptural as the wall-floor is environmental.

Italy will be the largest single issuer: it has two chunks of debt due in the last weeks of January and February.

Two leagues of 10 is the only way to do that – it produces four chunks of television cash to be shared between the 10 clubs in the second tier, rather than two chunks shared between 12.