Sentence examples for be huge at from inspiring English sources

The parking space has to be huge, at least five feet longer than the car, calling the entire exercise into question.

MARCUS VINICIUS D'ALMEIDA Home advantage can be huge at the Olympics: the host country has been shown historically to win three times as many medals as it would expect at an away Games.

It's still days before the film's release, but the cultural airwaves are thick with the double message that Godzilla, the monster, is bigger than any of its celluloid predecessors, and that "Godzilla," the movie, will be huge at the box office.

Reconstruction costs are likely to be huge at a time when the oil-producing country is already reeling from the slump in global crude prices.

Though the scale of the program won't be huge at the outset, Waymo's robotaxis mark the start of new transportation era, albeit one that will take years or decades to become widely available.

But business mashps are catching on, and they are likely to be huge at Salesforce, which has 280 business software mashups that offer ways to track eBay sales activity on Salesforce's record-keeping software or ways to tell where clients are using Google maps.

The elk population, in particular, is huge at Rocky Mountain.

"It's huge at a symbolic level and it's huge at an actual level," he says.

It was huge at least for two school years that I can remember.

The task is huge: at Glastonbury 1,600 people are employed simply in the task of building and dismantling festival infrastructure.

"The noise levels were huge at ice level," McGuire said of the N.H.L. game, which was won by Detroit, 6-4.