Sentence examples for losing a chunk from inspiring English sources
It's like losing a chunk of history".
"Losing him is like losing a chunk of myself," Berthelsen said by telephone.
3. Man is cured of arachnophobia — by losing a chunk of his brain The human brain can be super weird.
Amazon risks losing a chunk of its ebook business to Apple if Apple offers both a better e-reader than the Kindle and more attractive content deals.
But their biggest fear, naturally enough, is losing a chunk of their wealth so large that they would have to adjust their lifestyles to live on a smaller income.
I was worried, I said, about losing a chunk of my breast, worried that I might get lymphedema from losing my lymph nodes and worried that the cancer might have spread.
Retail investors who have lost a chunk of their savings cannot do much about it.
Two years ago, the glacier lost a chunk of ice four times as big as Manhattan.
That means it lost a chunk roughly the size of Japan's output.
Schaub lost a chunk of his ear, and Mays was fined $50,000 and suspended for one game.
(They had lost a chunk of Amy's inheritance in a disastrous mining venture promoted by Amelia).
