Sentence examples for be immense on from inspiring English sources

If government really did shut down, public pressure would be immense on the governor and Legislature to reach agreement on a budget.

They utilised their hard core of experience and O'Driscoll and Paul O'Connell were immense on Saturday.

The views are immense; on a good day as far as Mount Athos, the semi-autonomous monks' republic in northern Greece.

The pressure is immense on these guys: I don't think they can quite believe what they've done.

The political pressure to do something anything -- to ensure that there is never a repeat of this week's terrorist attacks is immense on Capitol Hill.

Because as astutely as Redknapp summed up his former Liverpool team-mate's contribution to the cause –"his leadership is immense; on the pitch, his is the only voice you can hear; any defender should watch him for a how-to lesson" – he can all too often fall into bloke-in-the-pub mode.

Sneijder was excellent on the ball, Sergio Ramos was immense on the right, while Royston Drenthe was powerful on the other side, and Raúl looked like he might, at long last, have recovered some form, prompting AS's mad Madridista Tomás Roncero to declare, "Raúl, I love you" (and, worryingly, probably mean it).

" Ryan Inniss was immense on his debut.

The burden is immense on workers, women and children in terms of missing work and school days.

Number eight Waldrom was tremendously effective in carrying the ball, allied to Haskell, whose physicaility was immense on the flank.

There will be immense talent on display Sunday.