Sentence examples for enormously bigger from inspiring English sources

But don't expect an enormously bigger wallop.

"It's an enormously big deal," she said in an interview.

"That movement has enormously big brass and percussion," Mr. Gergiev recalled, "and I asked them to play a little bit harsher than usual, to let us see what the limit of the hall is.

She said the Internet radio station had "enormously big plans" with "new productions planned right away" and needed the space "so we can have people producing works of poetry, music and theater" for broadcast on its newly revamped Web site (artonair.org).

This is an enormously big claim.

Space and property is still an enormously big issue for most families.

The trick was to hold her just a little in front of you so that your head wasn't enormously big by comparison.

Things such as the Tate Movie project which involved 34,000 children making a film with Aardman; the Lakes Alive festival in Cumbria which some assume must have been going on for decades; and the enormously successful Big Dance.

Jeff Slobotski has done it for years with the enormously successful Big Omaha conference.

Nonetheless, Cambodians do enormously resent their bigger and richer neighbour.

— CAMPBELL ROBERTSON They've now wheeled out an enormous, and enormously creepy, baby on a big bed.