Dave was like, WHAT women colleagues, boom, no listen Nancy, the cabinet girls are the most tremendous sports, Maria Miller says I should go on stage and Esther McVey is major hilariousness, she does this one about how many Remploy operatives does it take to change a lightbulb, answer, oh sorry, wrong tense!
The first meeting between Cosgrove Harden and his uncle was the most tremendous nervous strain of my life.
But the truth is, he was a genius walking amongst us, and it was the most tremendous privilege to have been able to consider him a dear colleague and friend".
In an interview a few years later, she said that being able to express anger to a friend, after years of training herself to suppress it, was "the most tremendous pleasure in life".
But I got this handwritten letter saying that Francis Bacon was "the most tremendous lover", and I read it and thought, gosh, and got terribly excited, but then I read it more closely and realised actually it said "loner".
His mouth is fixed in a half-smile, and his eyes twinkle merrily, as if my presence here is the most tremendous joke - as if my predicament, whatever it turns out to be, is simply grist to the hulking, steam-powered mill of his ironic sensibility.
To do what he did has got to be the most tremendous thing I've ever seen in sports". .
"I'd been going crazy with all the color choices, and, within five minutes, Nate helped me make a decision," says Lee. "He knows my style so well and was the most tremendous help".
Trump then (of course) said he had a wonderful temperament, that it was perhaps the most tremendous thing about him, and his temperament was better than Clinton's.
"There was always the most tremendous crowd around him, often of extremely distinguished people.
The intervertebral disc degeneration and injury are the most common spinal diseases with tremendous financial and social implications.
