Sentence examples for huge testament from inspiring English sources
The phrase "huge testament" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the significance or importance of something as evidence or proof of a particular quality or achievement. Example: "The success of the project is a huge testament to the team's hard work and dedication."
It's a huge testament to the people around me as well".
The fact that they are doing a stadium tour without having a true hit on the radio is a huge testament to how great a band they are.
Changing habits on this scale, this quickly, is a huge testament to customers, who've taken reducing and re-using on board in a big way.
We could have dropped our heads and it is a huge testament to our spirit that we finished those chances at the end.
"And that is a huge testament to the fortitude and the forbearance of the people of Ireland, who rolled up their sleeves and understood that a job of work had to be done".
That the United States is a world leader in women's soccer is a huge testament to the opportunities that we give to women in sports and is a model for the world.
It is huge physical testament, if infuriating for the crofter wanting a quiet dram, to the global appeal, perennial success, of a home-funded, home-made Scottish Eighties film.
The chief executive of the Premier League Richard Scudamore said the huge amount was testament to the clubs which "put on a magnificent show".
The huge scar is a testament to the violence of plate tectonics.
"To have been nominated alongside Frances and Izzy Bizu was already a huge honour and a testament to the calibre of new UK music.
That is either a huge bargain or a testament to Softcard's difficulties as an enterprise: sources tell us that AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile — the three carriers that started Isis in 2010 — have collectively invested hundreds of millions of dollars in the joint venture.
