Sentence examples for gigantic audience from inspiring English sources

If the world were a sensible place, Keely Garfield would have a gigantic audience.

A gigantic audience watched the match on television in both countries.

That figure seems hyperbolic, but the Olympics do command a gigantic audience.

"It's a gigantic audience and an opportunity to make a statement," Mr. Trout said.

Discussing brain surgery with Ian McEwan, in front of a gigantic audience?

You can be the best, but if it doesn't have a gigantic audience, advertisers won't be interested".

Most people trace the demise of that burst of creativity to the releases of Steven Spielberg's "Jaws" in 1975 and of George Lucas's "Star Wars" in 1977, blockbusters that alerted studios to the lucrative potential of gigantic, audience-pleasing adventures.

It's a picture economically dependent on being shown to a gigantic global audience.

Like Mr. Bush and Mr. Blair, Mr. bin Laden is reaching and trying to influence a gigantic worldwide audience.

Other recent shows to inherit the gigantic Super Bowl audience have include "Glee" and "House" on Fox; "Criminal Minds" on CBS; and "Grey's Anatomy" on ABC.

And yet Yahoo and its backers continued to tout the potential value to advertisers of its gigantic user base and audience, and its widespread brand recognition.