Sentence examples for do something monumental from inspiring English sources
I want to do something monumental.
In February, Mr. Meckler began keeping a blog (weblogs.cdxpo.com/meckler/) that he describes as "a diary of the ups and downs of trying to do something monumental".
When Gwynn was playing with the San Diego Padres, he said he thought about hitting.400 "every minute of every day" because he wanted to do something monumental.
This might be the only chance to ever see a line-up like this – a bittersweet awareness shared between the producers eager to do something monumental, and the attendees hoping to witness it.
Someway, somehow, celebrities will so oversaturate headlines with their ridiculous antics, a diamond-in-the-rough will have to do something monumental and talented, like reveal the Moonwalk or sing on par with Whitney Houston or Aretha Franklin, to be considered for an award and have success as a prime, talented, entertainment of our time.
We can't train them to hop over hurdles, and run after little calves that we'll rope up and then throw our hands in the air like we've done something monumental.
After an election like this one, what Mr. Bush needs in the black community is what we in Hollywood call a comeback role: Like John Travolta in "Pulp Fiction," he needs to do something so monumental it forces us to forget about all the other earlier awful stuff.
That's how high the bar is these days to do something truly monumental on this mountain, and that's how audacious foreign adventurers have become, turning this sacred peak into a staging ground for televised extreme sports.
"We wanted to make something monumental". "The locals did not take to us," Polissky recalled.
"We have majorly evolved". But a bad reputation sticks, either until the public feels that proper reparations have been paid, a true and humbling apology has been made and felt, or the company or organization has done something truly monumental to make up for the misstep.
