Examples of 'chunk of change' in a sentence
Meaning of "chunk of change"
chunk of change - Slang term for a significant amount of money or a large sum of cash
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- A significant amount of money.
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Nice chunk of change for a public employee.
Quincy made a nice chunk of change there.
Woman in my building says she walks dogs for a nice chunk of change.
And a nice chunk of change in student loans.
And that adds up to quite a chunk of change.
Must be a big chunk of change if you are in such a hurry.
That could be a pretty good chunk of change.
She had a nice chunk of change in a shoe box.
I know that that was a big chunk of change.
Put that chunk of change in there.
We will make a pretty nice chunk of change.
I came into a chunk of change from licensing one of my patents.
Whose only concern is a big chunk of change.
You can make a good chunk of change pulling in mercenary jobs for international security companies.
Bet you made a nice chunk of change.
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He offered me a chunk of change for my hot rod so I sold it.
Your ass could make a nice chunk of change.
A chunk of change like that would be handy to take back to the Big Apple.
I still paid a decent chunk of change for it.
Which by European standards without American investment is a big chunk of change.
There is a fair chunk of change there.
Cause you are about to make yourself a nice chunk of change.
They get a chunk of change now.
That place could be worth quite a chunk of change.
They would dropped a chunk of change trying to get pregnant.
He agreed to give me a major chunk of change.
He offered me a chunk of change to leave, though.
The rock itself was worth a chunk of change.
I am going to need a chunk of change to get down there, make it happen.
That should be worth a chunk of change.
It 's a chunk of change but makes my life easier in the long run.
Could bring a nice chunk of change.
That 's a chunk of change for unproven technology and an unknown product.
That had to cost a chunk of change.
A chunk of change like that'd be handy to take back to the Big Apple.
And he stands to make quite a chunk of change if it passes.
That jackpot is starting to look a lot smaller, though it 's still a fair chunk of change.
She took down a huge chunk of change for herself.
I guess even a hummer bust like this brings in a chunk of change.
For a nice chunk of change.
The clients make their losses back plus a solid chunk of change.
That is a chunk of change.
To want to option your blog for a nice chunk of change.
Did not she get a chunk of change in the divorce?
I heard they offered him a decent chunk of change.
They made a big chunk of change on that Warner 's deal.
That must have cost a good chunk of change.
Did not she get a chunk of change from Blake in the divorce?
Selling your home by owner will save you a pretty chunk of change.
Between my pension and the chunk of change I get for this film.
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