Sentence examples for like a hunk of from inspiring English sources
"It looked like a hunk of glass," Mr. Kasliwal said.
What looks like a hunk of chopped meat with wet marbles stuck into it is actually a bashed-in face.
"The location right now is like a hunk of coal, but it will be a diamond when developed and that's what I'm waiting for," she said.
The fact that, with the pressed layers of brioche and the toffee-glazed surface, it looked like a hunk of pork belly only added to the moment.
"It's like a hunk of dynamite," said Dr. Robert P. Kirshner, an astronomer at the Harvard-Smithsonian Cambridge, MassophysiCambridge, Mass, Mass.
Freakish deposits appear there, things like a hunk of fluorite the size of a kiddie pool, pried from a mine in England and sold for a six-figure sum before the fair began.
And just like that, a hunk of marble was home after a 40-year vacation in New York.
The sausage had been roasted over the coals for so long that it was like leather, stuffed into a hunk of bread with a piece of onion.
Talking about her weirdness is truthfully a bit like chomping down on a hunk of wasabi and calling it spicy -- sure, but what else? .
A generous slab of sautéed Hudson Valley duck liver, thickly crusted outside, remarkably tender inside, comes with a hunk of Ducasse-like pork belly, a quail egg, a waffle, a maple syrup reduction and blackberries.
Call me a foodie Philistine if you like, but I've never really been able to get behind the movement to treat a hunk of beef like it was vintage wine.
