Sentence examples for grossly huge from inspiring English sources

"The difficulty is that practically no actors actually say what they get either because it's such a grossly huge amount of money they know it's miles more than the person they're talking to or it's such a humble and desperately small thing you daren't say," said Lumley.

He told The Observer in December: 'We see children who are grossly obese with huge medical problems.

Though she has been the target of vicious personal attacks on her and her family, and though she is being grossly outspent by huge amounts of corporate money, she has continued to fight the good fight for education on behalf of our kids.

That statistic grossly under represents the huge amount of work that most teachers put in outside the school day (preparing class materials, marking papers, etc).

Mr Aznar, and his party in Galicia, had grossly mismanaged last autumn's huge oil spill from the sunken Prestige tanker off that region's coast.

Whether or not BP was grossly negligent will be a huge issue in the government's case against the oil giant.

But there is a long way to go to shift the huge accountability deficit in such grossly unequal settings.

A spokesman for Coast and County, Derec Davies, said the fact it took legal action from conservationists to establish that the company had "grossly inflated" the purported economic benefits highlighted a "huge problem" with government scrutiny of mining proposals.

The first love grossly idealized by storybooks sets her up for a huge disappointment.

A glass roof partly encloses the park, which is furnished with huge topiary pots, an immense rake and other grossly inflated garden tools.

What really shocked me when I first started studying all this more than a decade ago was that all the claims of huge benefits—health, long life, happiness are either grossly exaggerated, or plain wrong.