Sentence examples for enormous for example from inspiring English sources

Some of the assemblies are enormous; for example, over one million lesser flamingos can occur on a single African lake.

Previously known as the Gulbenkian prize and then the Art Fund prize, former winners range from the enormous, for example the British Museum in 2011, to the tiny, such as the William Morris Gallery in Walthamstow, east London, in 2013.

"Big" is a better choice than "enormous" for example.

("Big" is a better choice than "enormous" for example. "Make" is a better choice than "manufacture").

("Big" is a better choice than "enormous" for example. "Make" is a better choice than "manufacture").. Avoid using filler and colloquialisms ('um...'..., 'like...'...,'Yeah, totally.').

Enormous quantities, for example, of goldsmiths' work owned by the French royal family have almost entirely vanished.

Transfer-printed earthenware in blue became popular after 1790 and was produced in enormous quantities; for example, by Spode.

Her father works for a law firm that supports enormous companies, for example a pharmaceutical company which has a problem with their medications.

Like other vintage objects in the show -- oil lamps and cast iron cooking utensils around the room's enormous fireplace, for example -- they demonstrate how hard a woman's work was in centuries past.

The 1957-58 reportakeses a more humorous look at the items in order to make sense of the enormous figures: for example 42 tons of twine is "approximately 218 miles of twine.

Lazar went on to make some of his biggest and juiciest deals in the brave new world of austerity and number-crunching — selling Cher's book for an enormous sum, for example, and coming close to making six-million-dollar deals for Madonna and Barbra Streisand.