Sentence examples for valuable chunk from inspiring English sources

The original, a rather valuable chunk of gold, is stored in his bank.

At stake is a valuable chunk of real estate and a sale price that could exceed $100 million.

Morris' fairly random selection turned out to be a valuable chunk of woodland.

Persuading the ministry to physically let go of the campus--a valuable chunk of Paris real estate in sight of Notre Dame--is not going to be easy.

They will use them to communicate with each other, and occasionally to request valuable chunks of information.

Most notably, the Marcoses have suddenly revived their claims to valuable chunks of property and shareholdings in some of the Philippines' largest companies.

Like many, I've lost large and valuable chunks of my life re-entering data into web-forms after accidentally closing the page (or having my browser crash) because the browser couldn't remember it.

No. Birst has been a player in the BI cloud space since it first launched its SaaS product in 2009, and CEO Brad Peters says that the most valuable chunks of this "big data" that we like to drone on and on about are actually being produced by applications that businesses run behind the firewall.

I kept these faxes, which grew to a stack more than 2in thick, because they entertained me, and because I thought they were valuable aesthetic chunks from a screeching mind, a stream-of-consciousness faucet spewing sentences – sometimes a mile long – none of it rewritten, and bearing just the right amount of acid and alkaline.

But I will lose a significant chunk of valuable time in my fellowship because I am pregnant and will take maternity leave during that period.

Yet as the government prepares to sell perhaps the last big chunk of valuable low-frequency spectrum that will be made available for wireless communications and mobile computing, pressure from Congress to raise as much money as possible threatens to get in the way of this objective.