Sentence examples for tiny chunk from inspiring English sources

A tiny chunk of prime coastal real estate.

PANTELLERIA A tiny chunk of volcanic rock almost equidistant from Sicily and Tunisia.

And shaking off a virtual tail can be tough.The reason is a tiny chunk of text called a cookie.

Tom is the lighthouse keeper on a tiny chunk of rock, nearly 100 miles off the Australian coast.

It was 16-bit, which means each tiny chunk (or sample) of sound has 65,536 different volumes it could be measured at.

"If you get even a little tiny chunk of this, you're doing pretty well," says Greg Sterling of Sterling Market Intelligence, a consultancy.

Alvarenga offered tiny chunks of bird meat, occasionally a bite of turtle.

Cotty's gun fired potatoes, or, to be more precise, tiny chunks of potato.

Said items including shards of lunar rock, dinosaur egg-shell, mummy wrap and tiny chunks of London Bridge.

So what happens to music when technology becomes obsessed with chopping life into tiny chunks of clickbait?

In 1937, too, a poem was found written in pen-and-ink on a potsherd – easily attributable to Sappho because tiny chunks of it had been quoted elsewhere.