Sentence examples for colossal job from inspiring English sources
Officers are now vacating them, and, like moving out of a long-occupied house, busy with the colossal job of sorting what to take and what to leave.
Despite President Bush's colossal job approval ratings, many Republicans who are running in the midterm elections next year say they do not expect him, even if he remains enormously popular, to help their own campaigns.
Managing director Pat Tatton said: "It is a colossal job - it was literally falling down and will take approximately 18 months to restore.
For this group, the whole enterprise of psychoanalysis is a colossal con job perpetrated by a wily and ambitious half-baked theoretician on his cowed peers and on a gullible lay public.
Even if he pulls through this latest saga with his job intact, Mr Messier has nobody to blame for the colossal task he faces but himself.
This was not a local two-bit Mamet-style scam but one of colossal ambition and scope, a job for Norman Mailer or William Gaddis, both of whom, rest their souls, should be living at this hour.
It does seem a shame though, that he has to point out that despite how good (and colossal) she is at her job, he STILL makes more money than her.
You don't want people to know who you are, unless you feel like spending Saturday night in some horrible high street basement being made to feel morally inferior by a colossal Serb whose last security job was with Arkan.
Unions attacked Barclays on Thursday night for making a "colossal mistake" in axing 1,700 jobs from its branch network as the bank automates services and cuts costs.
Slant Magazine stated, "After promising a return to Janet's dance-pop origins, [Dupri] opted to aim for urban audiences, a colossal mistake that cost Dupri his job and, probably, Janet her deal with Virgin".
