Sentence examples similar to enormously thank from inspiring English sources

It seemed more realistic than the outhouse, firewood or electrical plug-in icons, at least [For which we thank you enormously. — Ed.] The next pleasant surprise was to see some fresh fill fit the theme; it was especially rewarding to get a phrase that wouldn't normally fit in a daily puzzle to squeeze on in there once it included the rebus.

The presenter, who has been linked with a switch to ITV and has also fronted editions of BBC2's Newsnight, which is looking for a new face following the departure of Jeremy Paxman, described it as a "huge wrench to leave 5 Live where listeners and I have shared so many experiences, and I would like to thank them enormously for trusting me".

The critical comments of Dr. Dhanasekaran Shanmugam on the manuscript were enormously helpful and we thank Emily Wheeler for editorial assistance.

"The authority members thank Mr Fraser for his enormously valuable contribution to the authority's work in providing independent expert advice to the Australian government and parliament on climate change policy," the statement said.

'Thank you for your letter,' began the reply, 'which I appreciated enormously......

And I thank God I believe in God, or I would probably be enormously angry right now".

I have to, in writing this, thank my good friend Mark Bittman, the food critic for The New York Times, who help us enormously in securing this reservation.

We would like to thank Maureen O'Malley and John Dupré for organising the "Questioning the Tree of Life" network, which has helped enormously in formulating many of the ideas in this manuscript.

Prince William thanked the president "enormously" for inviting him to the Great Hall of the People and said: "It's been a long interest of mine, for many years, to come and visit China".

Thanks to Apple and its enormously popular iPod music players and iTunes download service, most music executives now believe that people will pay for legal online music.

Thanks to its success, this now everyday practice has enormously increased the need for organs.