Sentence examples for fantastic difference from inspiring English sources

"Mike arriving made a fantastic difference".

It's very "precise and focused—'Hey, here's me and my husband and look at our kinds' and just a fantastic difference in people's lives".

While the spring ads were pretty great (and pretty similar) to the Fall 2011 spot, there's one fantastic difference: this time around, Bryce is sporting a serious Amy Winehouse-esque beehive hairdo, fitting perfectly with the polka dot dresses and cat eye specs to deliver a swinging Sixties vibe.

We are so similar but yet there are all these fantastic differences, familiar yet twisted.

What we have in the UK is really fantastic actors.' "The difference is people have for the most part spent three years training [at drama school].

One big difference between "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" and all of the "Harry Potter" films is that there is no direct source material where fans can seek clarification or hints about what's to come.

For me, a fantastic player can make the difference in every country wherever he plays".

In a statement on Thursday, Mr Howell, strategic director for Children, Young People and Families, said the city "presents some huge challenges to public services but also fantastic opportunities to make a difference".

At times, even under fantastic care, I found a difference in what I knew was available for me and what actually was available for me.

Don't skimp on everything; one or two luxurious food items can make all the difference to a fantastic Christmas meal.

In Phase Two, tripped off perhaps by the semantic differences between the fantastic surrealism of "flying saucer" and the much more receptive "U.F.O". of current usage, they will speak to man directly.