Sentence examples for backing of a massive from inspiring English sources
"But the Tour is the biggest race in the calendar and for a rider in my position, with the backing of a massive team, it would be crazy not to do it".
Coulter currently has multiple best-selling books on the Amazon.com ranking page, appears regularly on broadcast TV, and has the backing of a massive right-wing publishing and PR machine that promotes her work as part of a larger strategy to control political debate.
That perspective is reinforced by "Pete Townshend's Classic Quadrophenia," which the Who's lead guitarist and chief songwriter brought to the Greek Theatre on Saturday with the backing of a massive orchestra and choir and featured soloists Billy Idol, classically trained English tenor Alfie Boe, and Townshend himself.
In 1976 the company launched a cheap, automatic single-lens-reflex camera on the back of a massive advertising campaign.
As it happens, it brought perhaps the most incongruous champagne shower in history on the back of a massive defeat by an innings and 46 runs.
The disabled sportspeople who went to Rio also carried the burden of securing Channel 4's viewing figures on the back of a massive publicity campaign.
But Wen also continued to express caution about the course of domestic events, expressing concern about "the unsteady, uncoordinated and unstable development of the Chinese economy". China grew at 8.7percentt last year, the fastest of any major economy in the world, but it did so on the back of a massive stimulus package.
Google is, of course, worth hundreds of billions of dollars off the back of a massive advertising business that basically prints money.
Mr Modi came to power on the back of a massive victory in the recently-concluded general elections and that gives him the mandate to reach out to India's neighbours in a more direct and decisive manner.
We were in the back of a massive church.
Fresh of the back of a massive Noisey party in New York, Fat Tony talks to us about rousing crowds and wearing multiple pairs of jeans.
