Sentence examples for sending a chunk from inspiring English sources

Rather than sending a chunk of cash into the bank account of Johnson's wife, better to tease him out of his Islington home with a lure for his kids.

One computer sends a chunk of data, called a packet, to another computer, and waits for an acknowledgment message, or ACK.

Now, party leaders in Washington and Trenton are trying to persuade Mr. Torricelli to send a chunk of an estimated $7 million in campaign money back to party officials in Washington, who in turn could spend it on ads and get-out-the-vote efforts for Mr. Lautenberg.

A grenade tossed into a car can send a chunk of it flying so it destroys the bridge above.

Thousands of New Jersey residents work in the region's financial services sector, earning salaries twice as high as the average worker's here and contributing to the state economy by sending a big chunk of their income to Trenton every spring.

I think it's more of a reflection of the kind of people that we serve — they tend to be people who are sending a good chunk of their monthly salary home and they've got to do that regardless of what the pound's doing or whether Brexit's happening or what the politicians are saying.

If you've got $20 bucks to burn and have ever wanted to experience the joys of sending a little spinning chunk of terror screaming around your house, buy this.

A transmitter used the entire allocated range of frequencies for a channel to send a wide chunk of data.

Many of the young women come from humble beginnings, and send a good chunk of their earnings home.

Britain has a lot of foreign earnings; conversely, a lot of foreign-owned companies in Ireland declare their earnings there but send a big chunk of them abroad.

Where a $100 debit card purchase adds up to pennies on the dollar in swipe fees for a financial institution, a credit card swipe might send a $2.50 chunk of change to issuers.