Sentence examples for a huge chain from inspiring English sources
'I never thought a small act of kindness like that would spark such a huge chain reaction'.
Geno Auriemma, who has coached the Connecticut women's basketball team to six national titles, forecast "a huge chain reaction".
"I think there's a huge opportunity to build a huge chain of a few hundred locations," Mr. Kostman said of his restaurant.
At 7 A.M., the Bahamian airport workers locked the whole group, with a huge chain and a padlock, into a room in the airport — a single gate.
The company's most significant safety problem overseas involved a 2007 episode in which eight people died off the coast of Scotland when a support vessel capsized while towing a huge chain used to position a Transocean rig.
Yet Spartas are renowned for their sophisticated locking systems: the electricity won't work without a detachable digital screen; they have a frame security mechanism as standard with an option of a huge chain that fits into it.
It packs a huge chain-mailed punch and lands a resounding mythic stonk.
That was followed by a huge human chain last year from the French border to Valencia – you can see thousands of photos that Catalans shared with the Guardian here, and a selection here.
On the other hand, academics may not have the time to become power players, racking up a huge max chain on Ikagura or playing Diablo three times through without dying.
"But that is no reason not to want to do that type of manufacturing in America, because feeding into jobs-light processes is a huge supply chain in which there are lots of jobs and large economic benefits".Companies are also optimistic about a manufacturing revival.
The number of real estate agents has doubled while the tally of cafes with sidewalk tables has quintupled, just down the road from the grave in Highgate Cemetery of Karl Marx, who posited that capital becomes concentrated in a few corporate hands, which is true of the neighborhood: the news agent, the wine store, the florist, are all challenged by an outpost of Tesco, a huge supermarket chain.
