The phrase "at gigantic" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something of a large scale or size, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "The project was at gigantic proportions, requiring extensive resources and planning."
Alternatives: "of enormous size" or "on a grand scale".
Goods were stockpiled at gigantic warehouses.
He has the strange choice, he says, of performing at gigantic events like the Super Bowl or none.
Predictably, the very few truly major works on account of their authors' importance, their size and their aesthetic achievement, sold — at gigantic prices.
Computer technology permits the quick reproduction of photographic images at gigantic scale and with astonishing clarity, making it as easy to alter a New York City vista as to place an ad in a magazine.
He is also unmatched as a fountain of dubious ideas — unnecessary roads through protected wildlife refuges, clear-cutting in old-growth forests like the Tongass, and not one but two infamous "bridges to nowhere" that would have provided access to thinly populated parts of Alaska at gigantic cost.
On Monday, the South's conservative daily Chosun Ilbo cited unnamed government officials as saying that if North Korea launched a provocation like the Cheonan sinking, the South Korean military would retaliate by launching missiles at gigantic statues of Mr. Kim's grandfather and father, Kim Il-sung Il-sung and Kim Jong-il Jong-ilcts of whichip in the North.
"Look at that!" he'd say, pointing at a gigantic storm swirling across the Atlantic, or he would shout "Fool!" at the hapless reporters clinging to light poles and declaiming the magnificently obvious.
At seventeen, he went to work at the gigantic Mexico City produce market La Central de Abasto.
Indeed, some lines are downright ugly: A solemn voice, not Mr. Burnshaw's says: At some gigantic, solitary urn, A trash can at the end of the world, the dead Give up dead things and the living turn away.
They were usually together and I always liked to think of them as Wayne and Garth, except for being shitty at hockey they were stupid good at skating gigantic bowls.
Yet as they stood smiling at their display booths and executive suites at the gigantic Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas in early January, executives of storage providers like Seagate and Western Digital could feel right at home.
