Sentence examples for a huge output from inspiring English sources

Still, Haynesworth had 8 ½ sacks in 14 games last season — a huge output for a tackle — and he immediately improves the Redskins' woeful pass rush.

But that certainly is not the case now — with weak private-sector demand and a huge output gap, spending and borrowing by the government are not crowding out spending and borrowing by the private sector.

Making modernism out of their folk roots, the Group of Eight, the name given to Hungary's most influential modernist artists, generated a huge output of large-scale landscapes, nudes, portraits and still lifes throughout the 1910s — "the very best" of which, Mr. Barki said, were gathered in the main room.

This is specially the case in the year 2007, when a turning point was estimated in activity, the imbalances were at historical highs and our methodology signals a huge output gap, both ex-ante and ex-post.

At the same time a huge output of labor brought substantial stone resources such as obsidian, greenstone, and volcanic rock from distant regions to Olmec ceremonial centers of Gulf Coast Mexico to be shaped into monuments, offerings, and gifts that underwrote the power of rulership.

This boxed set smartly represents a musician of huge output and very high consistency by breaking down his radiant music into sensible parts -- thereby forcing you to understand his working life.

These films, weighty though they are, form a fraction of Wajda's huge output, and he was an almost inexhaustible figure, taking on projects all the time, big and small, very often literary adaptations, both classic and relatively unknown.

And they make huge output, as a result.

Age: 3+ Julia Donaldson, the newly appointed children's laureate, may be best known for The Gruffalo, but her huge output contains a great many other gems besides.

This vibrant volume forms a comprehensive selection from his huge output, and includes published and unpublished poetry and prose, archival photographs, original manuscripts, a rejection letter, an interview, and excerpts from the "ungovernable" fifteen-thousand-line epic poem, "The Battlefield Where the Moon Says I Love You".

Mozart's songs with piano – 30 of them set to German texts survive – span much of his career as a composer, though they are usually regarded as a relatively insignificant part of his huge output.