Sentence examples for gigantic contract from inspiring English sources

The Yankees' expected signing of the massive left-handed pitcher C. C. Sabathia to a gigantic contract is the latest manifestation of the team's muscular business model.

The Irish's new athletic director, Jack Swarbrick, told reporters over the weekend that the six years remaining on Weis's gigantic contract would not influence his job status.

CLEVELAND TO TRADE KEMP: Shawn Kemp and his gigantic contract, which the Cleveland Cavaliers have been trying to unload since 1998, will be off their hands by the end of the month, The Associated Press reported yesterday.

NEWARK — The main concourse at Prudential Center is just one long escalator ride up from the floor of the glass atrium where Ilya Kovalchuk, shaven and wearing a dark suit, was the focal point of a news conference 22 months ago to herald his gigantic contract with the Devils.

Lockheed Martin has the lucrative and gigantic contract for the controversial F-35 fighter, and Boeing is head honcho on the existing F-15 and F-18 aircraft.

Tuesday, the Pentagon has announced Christmas will come a little early for Northrop Grumman, in the form of a gigantic contract for the US Air Force's new and evocatively-named Long Range Strike Bomber, also known as LRS-B.

The N.F.L. is a huge entertainment industry (one with gigantic contracts with ESPN).

At least the losing made it easy to justify striking a deal that sent Gonzalez, Crawford and Beckett (and their gigantic contracts) to the suddenly cash-flush Los Angeles Dodgers.

Newspapers have reported that Halliburton has secretly won gigantic contracts for work in a post-war Iraq and that were America to run Iraq, more deals would follow.The Bush administration has been keeping mum about such matters.

The USFL offered gigantic contracts to entice talented college football players, such as a three-year, $5m, record-setting contract for running back Herschel Walker in 1983, a five-year, $5.5m contract for quarterback Doug Flutie, and an absurd 43-year, $40m contract for quarterback Steve Young to become the franchise player for the Los Angeles Express.

But Ethan had a gigantic book contract that was killing him — he had to get some work done — so he told Kevin to stop by the house instead.