Sentence examples for at whopping from inspiring English sources

Hawaii Chiefs will take on the touring New South Wales Country in two exhibition games, the second a curtain-raiser to a first-ever test match at whopping Aloha Stadium on Saturday July 19 as the USA take on Samoa.

A lot of people working for politically powerful lobbies would be thrown out of work or bankrupted, and many others would be looking at whopping pay cuts; that would never be politically viable even if it was desirable as policy.

The Can Can team is currently working on the 18th hole which, at whopping 205' long, may or may not be the longest mini-golf hole in the country.

But emerging markets–all together bigger than America and more than a quarter of global GDP are growing at a whopping average of at least 6% annually.

But women tipped the scales this year at a whopping 54 percent at Dartmouth — 34percentt higher than the national average.

Messi, who is odds-on favourite to win the Ballon d'Or for a record fifth time, is valued at a whopping €250.7m £183.98mm) and Neymar at €152.7m £112.06mm).

As the Yankees score runs at a whopping pace, Jeter is grading himself at a different rate.

At this price, Splunk is valued at a whopping $1.57 billion.

In 1998, Jared Fogle, a 6-foot-2 junior at Indiana University, was tipping the scale at a whopping 425 pounds.

So far, that puts its domestic total at $562 million and its global take at a whopping $1.08 billion.

At that point, the ADSL upload was at a whopping 4%.