Sentence examples for changing hugely from inspiring English sources

"London's changing hugely, huge new towers flying up and so on.

"Local government is changing hugely because of our financial constraints.

"I don't see my role changing hugely as captain, but certainly leading the team out is something I'm incredibly proud of".

(Note: I'll be updating this post until about 6pm Eastern just to make sure the numbers are still accurate, but they don't appear to be changing hugely).

Between Jamie Jones Bollywoodd temple king crowning ceremony—I mean, set and Nas' live lyrical dexterity (changing his hugely influential track "Halftime" to say "And at Bestival / I'm the fucking man!") neither close-out set was a bad choice.

The management of vaginal birth has changed hugely in the 15 years since woman-centred maternity services were recommended in the Department of Health's Changing Childbirth report. 1 Caesarean rates doubled during the same period; yet, abdominal delivery has changed little, apart from occasional background music and a safety-led shift from general to regional anaesthesia.

It's a task made increasingly hard by the passage of time and hugely changing social circumstances, not least of which is finding five friends who smoke.

"Trading Spaces" is "This Old House" as game show and soap opera (and a knock-off of "Changing Rooms," a hugely popular British show that can be seen in the United States on the BBC America cable network).

To correct my loose language, I have edited the offending sentence, omitting "only," adding "hugely" and changing "beautifully made" to "beautiful".

"Defining it as an epidemic has been hugely important in changing the market perception".

Electronic media today is impacting governance and politics so hugely, it is changing the tonality of our public life.