Sentence examples for becoming massive from inspiring English sources

It's an incredible record that's becoming massive in every territory.

It's OK, but we can see it becoming massive.

Interestingly they not only contain inspirational music, but were also made on really low budgets before later becoming massive franchises.

The film kicked off with £309,000 from 140 screens, on its way to a cumulative total of £1.53m, before becoming massive on DVD.

Justice Scalia responded that the restrictions on advocacy were reasonable "time, place and manner limitations" meant to keep legislative sessions from becoming "massive town-hall meetings" involving those with a right to speak but not to vote.

The impact of Ward's death, and its implications on the band's ability to tour - to carry on at all, even, although it seems they will - may well keep The Mars Volta from becoming massive, yet again.

"People have to leave their cars someplace, and unfortunately we are already becoming a massive parking lot for Connecticut".

This should make quite a splash.The domestic NSASpying on what is going on in your own home is becoming a massive business and not just for government spooks.

For a traditional rock star memoir, Billy Idol's Dancing With Myself Simonn & Schuster, £20) takes some beating, from seeing the Sex Pistols for the first time and starting his own punk band to becoming a massive star and acquiring the matching drug habit.

Even so, many critics assumed that Viva Forever! would turn out to parallel Springtime for Hitler in at least one sense: by becoming a massive hit despite the sort of reviews that would close down most shows overnight.

From an early age he kept all his papers, the basement of his house in Holland Park, central London, becoming a massive personal archive, filled with every conceivable piece of office machinery.