We toured the park's visitors center, which has a small area selling books and postcards and a display area, with a touch-table of desert life -- chunks of cactus, a snakeskin, deer horn, and insects preserved in plastic.
But "Sylvia" plays slow and loose with the authenticities of Plath's life, rearranging chunks of her existence as if moving furniture around a room, and eliding the dramatis personae at important points.
· Aware that they'll never convince the majority that blood sports are truly essential either to the countryside's way of life (large chunks of the countryside survive pretty well without them) or even to pest control, fans of the "sport" have tried to remarket themselves as defenders of civil liberties.
Stories spread of diggers finding life-changing chunks of the yellow metal.
Tucked away in Senator John McCain's office, almost invisible amid the family pictures, trinkets and mementos that are the stuff of a busy lawmaker's career, are hints of another life: A chunk of pale orange brick from the infamous prison, nicknamed the Hanoi Hilton, where Mr. McCain was held for more than five years during the Vietnam War.
So what happens to music when technology becomes obsessed with chopping life into tiny chunks of clickbait?
Videos on television showed cranes working around some of the collapsed buildings, while aid workers periodically called for silence to try to detect signs of life under huge chunks of concrete.
Making movies is so energy- and time-consuming that it takes you away from your real life for big chunks of time and, so, I get to escape with her as opposed to from her".
How will he handle the female groupies, the tireless autograph seekers, the "friends" with their palms out, the alluring night life, the large chunks of free time between games and practices, the media?
I had no idea, when we set out on this trip, that my quest was about to come to a shattering climax, which I would spend the rest of my life, or large chunks of it anyway, straining to understand.
I've since learned that "My Struggle" is extremely controversial in Scandinavia, partly because of the title but mostly because some critics feel Knausgaard was too brutally honest about his family's interior life (a large chunk of the narrative deals with the author's father, who drank himself to death).
