The first £5 note, issued in 1793, was an extraordinary size – 195cm x 120cm – as tall as a man and twice as wide.
This small, crowded Japanese restaurant is known for both the extraordinary size and delicate freshness of its sushi and the length of the wait to be seated.
But this year we sold two jobs of extraordinary size to the same client: the first, which came in at the end of July, was for $82,575.
This small, crowded Japanese restaurant is known for both the extraordinary size of its delicately fresh sushi and the length of the wait to be seated.
It is increasingly clear that, for better and/or worse, modern information technology makes it possible to manage organizations of extraordinary size and scope.
They were accompanied by torrents of hail and rain, and enormous damage has been done in fruit growing districts by hailstones of extraordinary size.
The tax experts consulted by The Times said nothing in the 1995 documents suggested any wrongdoing by Mr. Trump, even if the extraordinary size of the loss he declared would have probably attracted extra scrutiny from I.R.S. examiners.
He learned to treat kids with such conditions as hydrocephaly, which causes the skull to expand to an extraordinary size, and Treacher Collins syndrome, which results in drooping eyes and an unusually small chin.
If an opposing defense dealt with Shockey and Shiancoe by placing extra defensive backs on the field, the Giants would have an extraordinary size advantage, for running plays and for quick pass plays.
George RR Martin, whose series of novels inspired the HBO drama, has woven a tapestry of extraordinary size and richness; and most of the threads he has used derive from the history of our own world.
News International – and its parent News Corporation – has grown to both extraordinary size and unparalleled power by betting bigger and smarter than rivals, and squaring governments and regulators in any way it can.
