Sentence examples for even more mammoth from inspiring English sources

Yet The Lone Ranger may have required an even more mammoth spend than for superhero fare.

I've been a fan of McCall's since he burst onto the magazine scene in the 1970s, when National Lampoon began publishing his exaggerated cartoon illustrations of, for example, a grand ocean liner that appeared to be miles and miles long, or an even more mammoth Hindenburg-­like luxury transoceanic blimp.

With Skrillex's added involvement, however, the scale of the sequel is even more mammoth, as whirlwind builds, blaring horns, and flooring drops guarantee another grinning festival staple in the making a concentrated dopamine hit amidst the darkness. Krystal Rodriguez.

For the last few years of his life, Bolaño was at work on an even more ambitious project, a mammoth novel that he regarded as his master statement.

And on that island, the central squad's destination is even more forbidding: Esa'ala, a mammoth hole in the ground that is the gateway to a deep series of caves that ultimately lead underwater and back up to the surface.

Few matches stoke the fires like a grand final re-match and it is even more enticing when it is two mammoth Sydney clubs like Souths and Canterbury.

Certainly it didn't help A-Rod's cause that he ended a second straight postseason run by striking out on the final out and his futility in this series makes his mammoth contract seem even more onerous, writes John Harper in The Daily News.

A Roman Catholic, Messiaen would no doubt have been even more impressed with the performance of his mammoth work.

Without all the greenery, the resemblance of the Pont d'Arc to a giant mammoth would have been even more dramatic.

But come 2012, Manny the Mammoth looks to get even more massive.

Even more impressive, my breasts could be almost as mammoth.