"I'm hearing this gigantic sigh of relief everywhere I go in B.E.A. this year," Michael Pietsch, the newly installed chief executive of Hachette Book Group, said in a panel discussion.
For some, Tiger's imperfections become a gigantic exhale of relief.
Root's parents, both Middlebury biologists, said their son's homecoming was "a gigantic sigh of relief".
The national workshops were a travesty of those envisaged by Blanc; they were established by his opponents to discredit him and became little more than a gigantic system of outdoor relief.
He blamed Lord Palmerston and the aristocracy for deluding the British people; British foreign policy and the expensive network of diplomatic appointments constituted "a gigantic system of outdoor relief for the aristocracy".
I was outed five years ago by Comic Relief when they put a gigantic poster of me around London with the words: "This woman has mental illness – please help her".
During his visit, the Secretary-General referred to the relief work that lies ahead as a "gigantic" task.
Another gigantic hurdle for immigrants attempting to establish some form of relief can be traced to miscommunication about when, exactly, they have to appear in court.
It will be a history of gigantic obsolescence, and precious semi-permanent slightness, of active anger and hard-earned relief.
PRUDES breathed a sigh of relief in 1955 when the human figures were replaced by equally gigantic Pepsi-Cola bottles in another spectacular designed by Mr. Leigh and built by Artkraft.
