Sentence examples for gigantic driving from inspiring English sources
For its new campaign built around its Sentra car, the company then needed to hire some computer programmers to create a gigantic driving course and design digital cars that people "in world" could actually drive, as well as some billboards and other promotional spots throughout the virtual world that would encourage people to visit Nissan Island.
You are driving gigantic SUV's and mini-vans.
The next thing I knew the media was portraying me as a crass, insensitive, eco-trashing billionaire, cartoonishly driving a gigantic hell-razing bulldozer, gleefully plowing down what remained of "Fern Gully: The Last Rainforest".
Back in the late 1990s, there was a sudden spate of advertisements featuring Patagonia-clad surfer types climbing into their S.U.V.'s with golden retrievers and gigantic paper cups of latte, driving to some idyllic cliffside in San Francisco, and punching a few bons mots into their laptops as they gazed transcendentally at the horizon.
Do you remember the one scene in Gears of War where you're driving away from a gigantic locust instead of shooting at it?
Reports recently released sing-to-high-heaven world auction records and gigantic sales, but refrain from noting that these are in danger of driving the market into a brick wall.
In a video he took of the operation, he and his assistant stood in a driving snowstorm, rotating the aluminum handle of a tool that looks much like a gigantic corkscrew.
The deal was sealed after a year of eye surgeries that made driving impossible and a night cowering in the basement with the dog while Hurricane Sandy sent gigantic spruce trees within inches of the house.
I'm driving across the Ponte Legnano towards Mantua: the long bridge slices through two mist-covered lakes that form a gigantic moat protecting this majestic city.
The idea of using a price tag to regulate driving into crowded places has been around for years, but its progress has been slowed by two problems, one big, the other gigantic.
