Sentence examples for do huge things from inspiring English sources

Dowding suggests: "Involve people in the decisions at the start, deliberately seek consensus, and treat people like responsible adults and we build the trust and unity of purpose which means we can do huge things, quickly.

I guess the Senate depressed me more simply because I expect more of it — it's had some glorious history, it's at the heart of our democratic system, and it has the power to do — or not do — huge things.

QUESTION FROM ANDREW: Do you think this "syndrome" is merely American or it's just something normal in every society: We succeed then believe in ourselves then try to do huge things, fail at some then lose all our hopes, and become careful, again with our carefulness gain some victories and again believe in ourselves and aim for big goals and so on.

Since Luis Sojo — little guys tend to do huge things in the World Series (see: Martin, Billy) — dribbled a hit up the middle in the fifth and final game of 2000, there have been nine different champions in the past 11 Series.

3. Young people matter, and they can do huge things if we let them.

He lived, did huge things that most thought impossible.

"Juan and Seth have been doing huge things for us," Magee said, referring to midfielder Seth Stammler.

Not a lot of people can say that they did huge things like that that will probably be in the history books".

Even straight people know it did huge things for the representation of gay characters on TV, so anticipation was high for his three-pronged resurgence.

"These are big problems, and they're really easy to put on the shelf because it's hard to coordinate a whole bunch of people to do a huge thing together, but it's not hard to encourage yourself to do whatever you can bring to mind first". Anna Prosser Robinson.

These are big problems, and they're really easy to put on the shelf because it's hard to coordinate a whole bunch of people to do a huge thing together, but it's not hard to encourage yourself to do whatever you can bring to mind first.