Sentence examples for huge rights from inspiring English sources

Almost exactly a year ago, Rupert Soames, the chief executive of Serco, announced a huge rights issue intended to put the battered outsourcing giant back on track.

Italy hopes to sell some €440 billion ($560 billion) in bonds and Treasury bills this year.The share price of UniCredit, Italy's biggest bank, fell further as it pushed ahead with a huge rights issue.

But subscribers to TWC's competitors could only view it if their providers struck a deal to carry SNLA.Burdened by the Dodgers' huge rights fee, TWC is reportedly demanding $4-$4-$5r subscriber per month for SNLA.

Whatever mixing and matching Cablevision must do to keep MSG and FSNY alive cannot make up for losing the Yankees, although MSG would save on huge rights fees, which will total $52 million this season.

BT, whose long-serving chairman, Sir Iain Vallance, stood down last week, now plans a huge rights issue that may further upset its long-suffering shareholders.Worse even than these cash travails, the initial projections of how much operators could expect to charge for 3G services now look highly optimistic.

The real fuel behind the huge rights fees teams like the Dodgers ($7bn over 25 years from Time Warner, Angelss ($3bn over 20 years from Fox Sports), Rangers (also $3bn over 20 years from Fox Sports) and even the Arizona Diamondbacks (at least $1.5bn over 15 years from Fox Sports) is not television ratings.

The 90s are huge right now.

Beef jerky "is huge right now," she told me.

"It was huge right out of the gate," he said.

A hot-air balloon was hovering huge, right in front of me.

You didn't hit it huge right out of the gate (3).