Sentence examples for a mammoth wave of from inspiring English sources

Gehry's building is enjoying a mammoth wave of publicity, the like of which has not been seen in classical parts since Lenny partied with the Panthers on Park Avenue.

In "Step Into Liquid," the professional Mike Parsons navigates a mammoth wave approaching 70 feet at Cortez Banks, a rarely surfed area 100 miles offshore from San Diego.

But for people -- who mark the calendar in days and months rather than eons -- a monumental catastrophe had begun, not only the largest earthquake in 40 years but also the displacement of billions of tons of water, unleashing a series of mammoth waves: a tsunami.

Some favoured the theory of the "fat finger trade"—a mammoth but unintended sell order.

It became America's first blockbuster exhibit, and set off a wave of "mammoth fever".

A result was a wave of refugees.

"There is a mammoth amount of material.

A mammoth retrospective of her couture runs until early January at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

There is a mammoth quantity of Cloud Services being deployed on the Cloud, nowadays.

That would be a mammoth violation of public trust.

Where you find no existing efforts, avoid seeing this as a mammoth task of insurmountable proportions.