Sentence examples for a sort of huge from inspiring English sources

The exhibit at Marlborough House is a sort of huge scrapbook of the faces, medals, citations, and souvenirs of the men who have won the award.

The Maybach DRS is a sort of huge Segway, which, the designers said, would be "controlled by an onboard computer plugged into a megacity's transport infrastructure".

From the front it depicts three figures, but from the back they look like one, shapeless, with big bulky feet, like a sort of huge primordial ogre, a rough-skinned rudimentary creature which refines itself by continual agonies of creation.

Whether Gwen is describing the sound of a bomb (like "a sort of huge, maniacal teakettle") or recounting the difficulties of travel in wartime England, she is so authoritative that it's hard not to feel one is reading an eyewitness account.

As a child, she watched all sorts of huge and splashy theatrical productions take shape: "A Chorus Line," "Cats" and "Pippin," to name just a few.

If we didn't have a regulated market we would end up with a completely unregulated underground market with stuff appearing that was literally made up in the backyard and all sorts of huge consequences".

In 1977, he took an inadvertent spin on a sort of tricycle that had huge wings and an outboard motor — it was called a pterodactyl flying machine.

As human activity pumps out greenhouse gases, the Earth's oceans have acted as a sort of sponge, sucking up huge quantities of carbon dioxide.

He sketches out for me a sort of emerging intelligentsia, not huge in numbers but who run into each other at arts-related events.

Leaving G.M. entailed big career risks and Mr. O'Neal sought a big potential reward, the sort of huge annual bonus that investment bankers took home.

And true, the U.S.-China relationship has a sort of specific color, given the huge trade deficit of U.S. and the huge China trade surplus.