Sentence examples for huge interesting from inspiring English sources

Café Atlántico, occupying a former substation of the local power company, needs a face-lift, but its nuevo Latino theme intrigues: there's a huge, interesting wine list with choices from Chile, Argentina and points south, combined with a Latino dim sum brunch on weekends -- complete with chopsticks.

We see lots of interesting big scale trends in terms of how people move around differently, how people live differently… There's so much huge interesting stuff emerging from that that's why we've placed the focus on smart cities and transportation, and the intersection of it".

While the effectiveness of the system as a whole is quantifiable (and ultimately what matters), it is still unclear how a stage-wise characterization of errors can be performed especially in the context of huge interesting genomes (the genome size regime in which optical mapping has the greatest impact).

While the victory of Alexander ('Boris') Johnson in London has attracted huge interest, the really interesting thing was the contrast between Labour's vote in the country and Ken Livingstone's feat in winning the support of 47 per cent of the London vote.

So, it's a huge and interesting story.

It is a huge and interesting source of data but most of these texts are usually written hastily and very abbreviated, rendering them unsuitable for traditional Natural Language Processing NLPP).

Quick action and solid detective work elevate the second part of this book until it segues into one of the best of the series's climactic assaults: the expected, wildly over-the-top moment when Reacher must single-handedly penetrate some kind of huge, geometrically interesting, top-secret high-security fortress.

Our culture is very big, isolated and authentic; we also have a huge and interesting heritage".

One huge and interesting differentiation point is Tippr's white-labeling of it's group buying software and group buying tactics, which it will license out (to big publishers most likely) to minimize merchant acquisition and consumer acquisition costs because of the leverage of publishers.

Huge public interest, and some interesting visitors, including the Chinese Ambassador.

The collision of dreams and wakefulness is a huge repository for interesting ideas – see Richard Linklater's Waking Life or even Christopher Nolan's forthcoming Inception.