Sentence examples for there are chunks from inspiring English sources

But there are chunks of conversation in there from the novel.

If there are chunks of fat on the chicken parts, remove them, but if small bits remain attached, that's fine.

"There are chunks that are salvageable," said Marlene Eidelheit, director of the cathedral's textile laboratory, as she and her staff spread the hangings out on the cathedral floor.

There are chunks of Petipa in the solos for the odalisques and the Jardin Animé scene, in which the Pasha dreams of his harem as a garden of flowers.

There are chunks of tender chicken tikka, plus long, soft seekh kebabs made from spiced minced lamb which deliver up the sweetness and succulence of the meat before delivering the green-chilli kick.

Then there are chunks of the economy that are already pretty free of graft, such as consumer goods and the technology business; in the past few years it is largely in those sectors, more than in the rent-seeking ones, that billionaires have made hay.Some institutions are clean, too.

"There were chunks of blood like red meat on the walls," he recalled, laboring to maintain his poise.

The water supply was not just clean, clear and abundant, but in the streams of Poyais there were chunks of gold.

There were chunks of empty seats in the Hull end at Wembley but the noise inside the stadium was tumultuous, an indication of the stakes at hand.

In the crate there were chunks of bone that appeared to have been blown to bits, scorched scraps of flesh, a jawbone with 11 teeth and, most important, pieces of clothing, including part of a shirt with elaborate embroidery.

Burgess said there were chunks of ice in the river.