Sentence examples for take a chunk of from inspiring English sources

Tie a knot, turn it back to front, take a chunk of fabric out – et voilà.

For this debacle, David Cameron must take a chunk of blame.

Pat Forde of ESPN.com predicts that Northern Iowa will take a chunk of a big program's ego in the tournament next week.

"The judgment is we'll take a chunk of that £1bn and reinvest it over four to five years to bring revenue back in, but it's a constant refining".

Get Hard did better, kicking off with £1.44m, although co-star Will Ferrell must take a chunk of credit for that number.

19 January Take a chunk of Mary Shelley, a pinch of Boris Karloff, then stitch on some Arnold Schwanticsgger-style andiCGIandevilsdevils.

To take a chunk of living time – which is what a sample is – and chain it into a loop isn't just appropriation, it's a form of enslavement.

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