The phrase "a string of huge" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a series of large items or concepts, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The artist created a string of huge sculptures that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "a series of large" or "a collection of massive".
A life-sized Virgin in purple holds a string of huge pearls.
A string of huge dams are being built to boost hydroelectric power fivefold by 2015.
He points out that a string of huge legal judgments against Koch Industries had given the brothers a reputation as "the heads of the Toxic Empire".
A string of huge dams and reservoirs now line the Volga and its major tributary, the Kama River, converting them from free-flowing rivers to chains of man-made lakes.
But despite the risks, the deepwater drilling trend is spreading in the Mediterranean and off the coast of East Africa after a string of huge discoveries of natural gas.
Economic growth is stuttering, the public is angry over inflation, and middle-class voters are furious over a string of huge corruption scandals.Better yet, for the opposition, the leaders of the ruling Congress Party are floundering in response.
This group of people have not only created a string of insanely huge chart-topping records, but they've also opened the door for others to do the same.
On the other hand, Professor Campbell of Hofstra said he did not expect to see double-digit decreases in percent change of median prices over a string of quarters, or huge numbers of defaults and foreclosures.
Wal-Berg and Marjane followed La Chapelle au Clair de Lune with a string of hits (including the huge seller En Septembre Sous la Pluie – September in the Rain) which brought Marjane immediate success both in Europe and on tour in the US and Canada, where she achieved enormous popularity with her recital of familiar songs in an excitingly exotic format.
The best beaches we found are in Clifton - a string of coves broken up by huge boulders, a short drive away from town.
Vasil Barka (355-69-227-6460) has 25 years of experience and knows where to find Cleopatra's name in a string of Greek letters on a huge stone block outside the amphitheater.
