Sentence examples for enough huge from inspiring English sources

Predictably enough, huge, unplanned shanty towns have sprung up beyond the sleek, rational city centre.

For "The Free State of Jones," a Civil War epic starring Matthew McConaughey, he added five hundred thousand dollars to provide more cameras and extras for the opening battle sequence, insuring "enough huge Civil War action to justify the more intimate movie that follows".

Graceful strings of tsavorite garnets are held with a flowing ribbon of small diamonds and finished with a triangle of tapered round stones at the bottom that appear, contrary to everything you might surmise about diamonds, to have been threaded rather than mounted.For those who want bling, there are enough huge diamonds, black and white, to satisfy the greediest arriviste.

Other starters worthy of consideration were crisp, tender garlic-marinated calamari ($8), deep-fried in vividly seasoned breadcrumbs; enough huge, grit-free steamer clams ($10) in an onion and caraway broth to feed two; and dense chili ($6) loaded with black beans and chicken sausage and crowned with melted cheddar cheese and a shrimp.

But sure enough, a huge house is about to rise there, obliterating our view.

Curiously enough, the huge gap in payments didn't cause much trouble among neighbors, at least at first.

Partly this is because there is never enough: a huge government-mandated expansion in student numbers since the 1960s has not seen a matching rise in funding.

You only die once and the level of importance for families and for the individual of having a death that is good enough is huge.

And still it wasn't enough, a huge Clermont scrum and a neat chip by James offering the princely Wesley Fofana the chance to show off his diving skills.

Because it didn't sweep away all before it, perhaps because the design and buildings weren't quite shocking enough, the huge success of Pick, Johnston and Holden's London modernism isn't held in quite the same high esteem.

In a fashionable quarter of Athens, renting a large apartment — big enough for huge canvases and installations — costs about $500 a month, about a third of what it does in gentrified Berlin.