Sentence examples for small lump of from inspiring English sources

It consists of a relatively small lump of aluminium oxide into which a hole has been bored.

Give us a minute.' I stepped back down two steps, avoiding a small lump of dog's business.

A relatively small lump of rock – a small asteroid, perhaps only a few hundred metres across – plunging to Earth would devastate a continent or trigger tsunamis.

It was mycelium growing on a bale of straw, the caption explained, "waiting to be turned into broth before being served with a small lump of cultured butter".

I used a false name with my own address, and two days later an envelope arrived at my door with an address in Bethnal Green Road, east London, on the return label and a small vacuum-packed package inside: a small lump of dope.

While it is possible to come up with some wild explanations as to how a lump of coal could affect the first three factors, he said, "it seems pretty unlikely, especially at refrigerator temperatures and with a small lump of coal".

These days, Dr. Gleave said, more patients are having ultrasound or CT scans for other reasons and learning that there is a small lump on one of their kidneys.

Pressing, being an extremely messy business, should be done outside - as my kitchen ceiling will testify (occasionally small lumps of apple escape violently upwards).

Small lumps of it floating around the universe (so-called "strangelets") ought, for example, to show up as super-heavy isotopes of normal matter.

It was a large bowl of rice, flavoured with something resembling Bovril, on which four small lumps of lamb sat disconsolately.

Most of these fields are thickly packed with both large and small lumps of cellular and tuffaceous lava that is either black or rusty in colour.