Sentence examples for to get a chunk of from inspiring English sources

"Everyone is trying to get a chunk of your mind".

With the massive rise in the value of art, the temptation to get a chunk of the action is obvious.

Part of this is an investor demand to get a chunk of that 400 million person strong and growing Chinese Internet market.

If no one has more than 10% of the market, it's easier to get a chunk of business than if, for example, one company has 90% of the market.

Looking to find a way to get a chunk of money to lift him out of his frustratingly mediocre life selling cars in his wealthy father-in-law's dealership, he hatches a lunatic scheme to have his father-in-law provide him with the money that he so desperately needs, but which the penny-pinching miser will not give him in any conventional way.

"My guess is that you would have a ton of creative people coming to California to try to get a chunk of this money," said Baker, "and while they are there they would look to do things like live performances of music, plays, book readings, writers' workshops, etc., which would both subsidize their income and make them more widely known so that they could get more money from the public".

Mellman claims that Lockheed didn't hire him to further its economic interests and get a chunk of drug war cash.

Whatever the results of the referendum, the efforts of the RIC and the SNP to promote Scottish nationalism will likely get a chunk of Scotland's population more engaged with politics than they have ever been before.

Lord Randolph resigned in 1886, at his moment of maximum influence, apparently thinking that he could get a chunk of Parliament to follow him.

A full Facebook app seems like the next obvious step to generate the right interaction numbers and get a chunk of movie buff traffic.

You don't want to take a bite of broccoli and get a chunk of garlic!