Sentence examples for huge start from inspiring English sources

Piazza's home run was a huge start.

"It was a huge start for us.

A credible solution to the euro crisis would be a huge start.

But the huge start promises a US take in the order of a minimum $300m; on the current 70.9% international split, that points to $1bn overall and possibly more, with many territories yet to kick off.

While NBC has managed to increase its 18-49 number an impressive 15 percent, ABC is down 12 percent, Fox is down 19 percent and CBS — which had a huge start last fall because of curiosity surrounding the departure of Charlie Sheen from "Two and a Half Men" — is down 24 percent from the three-week period a year earlier.

Skyfall was the weekend's only new wide release but Steven Spielberg's Lincoln had a huge start in a small number of cinemas.

Let's see where the gambling lucre goes after the city casino's huge start-up costs.

The industry, which requires huge start-up costs, is dominated by a handful of established behemoths.

Nuclear energy is perhaps the most promising carbon-free technology to scale up, but it too has its problems — huge start-up costs, waste disposal and, of course, the fears of the public about nuclear accidents.

Everything about it is huge, starting with its 1.3 billion people.

Construction of such reservoirs demands a huge starting investment, which can make up to 50% of total capital expenditure.