Sentence examples for because of her huge from inspiring English sources

But Williams carries much less emotional baggage at Wimbledon, where she has won four times and gets to play plenty of quick points because of her huge, technically sound serve.

Eddie Murphy is surprisingly moving as an aging soul singer; Jamie Foxx does what he can with his by-the-numbers role as a cardboard villain; the Rubenesque Ms Hudson is the heart and soul of the show, both because of her huge voice and because of her alternately sassy, alternately vulnerable performance.

Perhaps because of her huge leadership influence, I somehow expected President Sirleaf to be six feet tall, but when I met her, I found a rather small, quiet, and reserved woman sitting just inches from me.

Twenty-seven yeago ago, in March 1984, I was hired as outside counsel to the Democratic Platform Committee by its new chair -- a third term Congresswoman widely viewed as a comer because of her huge talent and close relationship with speaker Tip O'Neill.

BECAUSE of the huge demand for affordable housing, Mr. Lewis said, many applicants are turned away.

"I certainly understand the American people's frustration with the fact that Hillary has not put out every single word of her speeches, understand that because of her statements and the huge amount of money she's earned that there's mistrust about her," she said.

"I feel that one has to give them special attention, because of their huge disappointment.

The airlines and banks remain captivating because of their huge valuation disparity relative to the market.

Both qualify under our formula (see below) because of their huge asset base.

All-electric cars were a flop because of their huge batteries and limited range.

Don't reach out to an influencer just because of their huge following.