Sentence examples for it a chunk from inspiring English sources
In Britain a million union workers downed tools to protest about pay.The day the music diedBrazil lost a football match, and with it a chunk of its national identity.
Sun Microsystems' acquisition of MySQL gave it a chunk of the huge enterprise database market.
The coalition thought this tactic would deliver to it a chunk of the Hanson vote in the final count.
It is, as Danny Dorling, a demographer at the University of Sheffield, puts it, a chunk of the affluent south east dropped in Yorkshire.Several pillars support York's economic success.
In one segment he visits with a widower whose wife was unknowingly insured by her company — a sleazy practice colloquially known as dead peasant insurance — which earned it a chunk of change when the woman died.
Elvis Mitchell of The New York Times called it "a chunk of pine, but it's still awaiting the magic touch to transmute it into a real live movie". And that was one of the nicer things he said.
It used a chunk of its haul to acquire a software vendor.
It was a chunk of Notre Dame's home turf.
But it's a chunk of my life I look back on fondly.
That means it lost a chunk roughly the size of Japan's output.
