huge造句

What a huge project!

The courtroom was huge.

We have a huge filet.

Its impact could be huge.

The potential spoils are huge.

Shoplifting is a huge and rising epidemic.

It was a huge wad of stuff.

There is a huge lantern there.

A huge rock beetles into the water.

The general commanded a huge army.

Technologically, it's not a huge step, but, socially, it is huge.

This huge yellow-green diamonds for the round, was inlaid into a huge sinkers necklace.

The huge fir trees dropping their needles one by one.

These children have a huge reserve of latent talent.

The work was interesting and the shipyard was huge.

Hollywood Bowl, the huge outdoor amphitheater, is very attractive.

He swirled the brandy around in the huge goblet.

"I believe that female alcoholism is a huge problem in Russia. I believe it is as huge and hidden as the underwater part of an iceberg," he said.

Boyzone and Stephen, they've all been part of Irish life and far wider than that, the last 15 years, and so successful, so it's a huge, huge tragedy.

In trawl fishing, huge nets are slowly pulled below the water to collect fish.

These field and platform areas together constitute a huge European Craton.

Far in back of the huge auditorium, a camera scans the frantic attendees.

But critics say the actions of such a huge seller could put pressure on organic producers.

Then another giant gently supported my back with her huge hand.

Theoretical physicist Richard Feynman was a huge fan and called it a "jewel" and a "remarkable" formula.

Even though most parents love their children there is a huge difference between being loved and feeling loved just as there is a huge difference in knowing worth and feeling worthwhile.

There was a huge upholstered couch, some deep leather armchairs, and a library table heaped with magazines.

Will a huge number of bad blogs be made into worse books that will then be ignored by discerning readers?

An official at a French university says he was offered a huge bribe to award degrees falsely to Chinese students.

A huge panoramic window provides views of planes taxiing and taking off, and plasma screen televisions hang from the ceiling.

Even modernised sites pose huge risks: a cyanide spill at a gold-extraction plant in Baia Mare in Romania poisoned the Tisza river in 2000.

But second, it would be folly to put the burden of adjustment solely on them, for that would create a huge deflationary bias.

In my last blog, I discussed that although we've thrown a huge amount of money to solve data problems, the result is unsatisfactory.

Foreign investors who snapped up distressed companies after the1997 financial crisis have often made huge profits, sparking a popular outcry that the original assets were sold too cheaply.

This is not linear step-by-step progress, the boulder gradually nudged up the slope, but progress characterized by huge leaps and bounds forward.

A block of huge ice weighing more than 20kg split a 20cm-thick slab of stone as it fell from the sky Tuesday to a family's garden in Bavaria, Germany, Xinhua reported. Fortunately, no one was injured.

But a bill that deals realistically with the huge number of illegals in America will be stymied until at least 2009, when the next President is sworn in. And it may take much longer.

I've worked with my doctors to restore my energy levels, had many visits with the acupuncturist and chiropractor and my amazing partners at Evolving Wisdom gave me a huge gift of many massages.

Anyone who is forced to read huge amounts of data for the job cannot be weighted down with a bulky machine; nor can they haul around several 800-page books.

Because we're moving through huge change Our perception of the world is changing from a hierarchical world ruled by order moving into an interconnected world shaped by chaos So what does it mean?

On the observation of the change in family, marriage, kinship and rural organizations, the author explicates how women actively made use of local social and cultural resources to relieve the huge pressure of instability while promoting their status in traditional culture.

(AFP, Tokyo) A former employee said while the World Cup fever continues to rage through Japan, a small Japanese sporting goods firm has been forced onto the path to bankruptcy for owing the huge license fee for manufacturing the World Cup goods.

A city of northeast Minnesota in the Mesabi Range northwest of Duluth. Its mining industry was at its peak in1917, when the town was moved3.2 km(2 mi) south to make room for a huge open-pit iron mine. Population, 18, 046.