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The phrase "a giant wheel" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a large wheel, often in contexts related to amusement rides, machinery, or metaphorical expressions.
Example: "The fair featured a giant wheel that offered breathtaking views of the city skyline."
Alternatives: "a massive wheel" or "a colossal wheel."
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"At one point we were thinking of a giant wheel of cheese.
After the pots are formed, each one is turned by hand on a giant wheel to smooth the interior.
One tool we often use to compel top-level executives to think randomly is a giant wheel of crises.
His young face is emblazoned on a memorial sign, planted near a giant wheel of rotisserie chicken in Topchi.
The floor, resembling a giant wheel, is made of shellacked fir plywood vanes snapped onto the deck with aluminum clips.
The best-developed rifts are found atop broad, raised areas such as Beta Regio, sometimes radiating outward from their centres like the spokes of a giant wheel.
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Once inside the fence, Foster cranked a giant wheel-like valve until it closed, temporarily stopping the flow of tar sands oil.
Above the lounge area, a skylight that looked like a giant bicycle wheel with wooden spokes stood out.
Where did the troupe find the old-fashioned bicycle with a giant front wheel and a tiny rear wheel that Sabrina Mandell rides onstage?
Like a ship's giant wheel the winch kept spinning, hauling up beaming faces from the depths.
Aside from six stages of music -- including a 360-degree electronic stage that will have a nightclub feel -- there is a 600-foot zip line that will send festivalgoers flying over the main stage, a Ferris wheel in the shape of a giant roulette wheel and three themed "rock streets" inspired by the culture and music of the U.S., U.K. and Brazil.
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