Sentence examples for going tremendously from inspiring English sources

"Things are going tremendously," said Darren Johnson, an R.E.O.

And that mission did not appear to be going tremendously well.

We're allowing them the time to get trained so that they can come back and do the full attack and regain their territories". And that mission did not appear to be going tremendously well.

He said he felt the genre had gone "tremendously out of fashion".

"Something has gone tremendously right for immigrants being educated in California".

"The quality of the neighborhood has gone tremendously down," said Agha Saleh, who owns the Internet cafe next to the shop that was struck.

"My daughter ran off up the stairs crying," Josie continues, "while Emlyn said, 'I think that went tremendously well.' I was so determined not to get it wrong with my second daughter that I spelled it out clinically to her.

This isn't to say that truck drivers are all going to become tremendously efficient with all the freed up time they have in their hands-free commute to their next job, but it's a potential example of the silver lining of automation and the job market.

"This town is going downhill tremendously fast and people feel so strongly that we have to stand up and fight against that," he said.

He genuinely believed that technology and these 'thinking machines' were going to tremendously improve our lives, even without the huge benefit of hindsight we now have".

If all doctors switched to Lucentis, "You are going to tremendously jack up the cost to the country and achieve absolutely nothing," said Dr. Jon Adleberg, a retina specialist in Chesapeake, Va.