Sentences with phrase «with big chucks»
my favourite taste is banana split, here in dk we have a banana icecream with big chucks of real dark chocolate in it!
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With the gain on Wednesday morning, Litecoin erased a big chuck of the losses seen yesterday, when the coin dropped about 4 percent.
Some people prefer small bacon bits, but I like mine in huge chucks so I can eat big bites of kale with bacon:)
Amy Schumer and Judd Apatow delivered a laugh - a-minute clandestine rom - com with Trainwreck while Adam McKay chucked out comedy for drama with his erratic financial meltdown effort The Big Short.
After that you soon realise just what a little gold digger the Big N can be, with # 35 waggle sticks, # 17 chucks, «professional» controllers, and of course it's a party console so ideally you want 5 of each.
As soon as the trailer opens with Max's narration I could instantly tell that Rockstar have not totally chucked out the Film Noir core that makes the Max Payne franchise unique.Which makes a lot of sense as one of Rockstars biggest releases this year has been LA Noir, which again follows a film noir narrative.
Welcoming the viewer into «Big Girl Now,» Ms. Kristalova's concurrent show at Lehmann Maupin, is The Invisible, a 4 - foot - high girl with inky hair sitting on her head like the detachable wig of a Lego figure, an off - white, collared blouse marked with grainy, vertical stains that would look like dried blood if they were slightly less orange, a short, blue - black skirt that flares out like a tutu, long white legs falling into high - top blue Chucks, and a smooth white face with no features at all.
Attenborough flies around with an expert showing that the ice that holds back the glaciers is cracking up and that there is a potential world wide disaster looming if one of these big ice chucks then breaks off.
Further, by tying a big chuck of global development aid to climate change, developing countries will not receive the help they need in dealing with their very real and urgent problems, e.g.