Sentence examples for narrow chunk from inspiring English sources

What kind of obligation does a network targeted at a narrow chunk of the population really have?

"At the moment the money comes down from narrow chunks from Whitehall, and perhaps it could be better distributed if local areas had more powers".

Working from recipes supplied by Hurom, I opened the pulp lever halfway and fed a medley of citrus chunks into the narrow hopper.

It's come about as the provenance of the Conservative party's leadership has narrowed to an ever smaller chunk of Notting Hill; as social liberalism has become an almost universal value among metropolitan elitists of all stripes, the healthy thing that kept those worlds apart has been eroded.

Take a narrow-toothed comb and tease the chunk of hair by back-combing, starting about two inches from the roots and combing backward.

They bought a chunk of wild peninsula across a narrow bay from Fire Island with marshes and a creek ideal for docking boats.

Chunks were sieved to obtain a narrow size distribution (3.35 to 4.75 mm).

Pratt is now gunning for a bigger chunk of the market for smaller, narrow-body jets like the Boeing 737 (now exclusively powered by GE and Airbuss' A319, A320 and A321 models (which use both GE and Pratt engines).

The snapping sounds intensified and then, just in front of us, a twenty-five-foot chunk of the glacier calved into the narrow channel separating the Marr and Biscoe.

Double-decker buses weave around bicyclists toting chunks of meat from market butchers, while narrow sidewalks, inconvenient crosswalks and crowded luxury shops make walking a task best suited for the nimble and patient.

In doing so, Mr. Updike has mapped a narrow but fertile slice of American life, his own instantly recognizable "chunk of the planet".