Sentence examples for a huge bump when from inspiring English sources

One ponytail might get you a huge bump when you wake up the next day, though.

But in 2014, when the N.F.L. is likely to get a huge bump in revenue from new television contracts, the salary cap will soar and the Colts could redo the contract to boost Manning's pay.

But Hayne meets him with a huge bump.

So that's why we see a huge bump in housing starts.

The result has been "a huge bump in recognition," he said.

CBS's pricing grew about 9 percent, after a huge bump of 13 percent in 2011.

"Gore got a huge bump out of his party's convention.

The mother is now nine months pregnant, with a huge bump under her long purple robe.

Despite getting a huge bump in horsepower with the 2014 remake, the sports car also got a big increase in fuel economy up to 30 miles per gallon.

But the governor noted his work after Hurricane Sandy struck New Jersey, when he appeared all over the state in his now familiar fleece jacket (he wore one to mock himself on "Saturday Night Live") and won a huge bump in his public approval rating, even among Democrats.

Q2 was notable for a huge bump in token sales financing.