According to the Verge, the hotel which is scheduled to open in 2019 at Disney World would be built to mirror a gigantic starship, staffed by droids and other intergalactic creatures.
In Durban, he'd picked up an eight-foot-tall wooden giraffe for Hillary ("She loves giraffes!") and at a crafts store in Addis he bought loads of gifts for friends and staff, including a gigantic silver Coptic crucifix.
But the staff of the gigantic computer, furniture and supermarket shops were soon proven correct, as the few patrons of Paperclip World turned out to be mainly shoplifters who took advantage of the loose paperclip pick'n'mix counter, which Mr Dandfleece had thought would be his salvation.
Typically, Homer Rodeheaver would first warm up the crowd with congregational singing that alternated with numbers from gigantic choirs and music performed by the staff.
Gigantic concerts tend to be dominated by staffs of faceless, nameless workers who could care less about the sound.
In August 1941, he was given responsibility for the gigantic office complex to house the War Department's 40,000 staff which would ultimately become the Pentagon.
Analysts concur that Samsung's days of dominating the market by blanketing it with gigantic advertising and marketing spending – which includes payments to sales staff in phone stores – are over.
One, in East Berlin, designed by Hermann Henselmann, soars above the city like a gigantic minaret; Crowley and Pavitt include uniform designs for the tower staff.
It is furnished with comfy old chairs, an antique soda machine that dispenses ten-cent Cokes, a gigantic aquarium, and rows of vintage Macs, and it is staffed by a grunge-loving band of employees.
These were not the big decision makers in the ministries of the Reich or staff officers in the rear of the frontline but small cogs in the gigantic murderous machinery of what was then the Third Reich.
