Sentence examples for huge type from inspiring English sources

The headline, in huge type, was "Zuckered".

Repetition still works, especially in print and when coupled with huge type and lots of underlinings.

Any person so maligned would want The Times to point every reader to that correction – in huge type.

"Thanks to a few religious extremists, stem cell research doesn't have a prayer," it declared in huge type, going on to accuse Mr. Bush of "choosing religious extremists over American lives" and "bowing to pressure from religious extremists".

The number was in huge type under a headline warning "Keep in Touch" and informing readers that Nicholas S. Daniloff, the American reporter freed Friday from a Moscow prison, had to call the headquarters of the Soviet intelligence and internal-security agency daily under the terms of his release to the American Ambassador.

The best evidence of Hollywood's embrace of this standard is that when a movie studio boasts to the movie community, it takes out an ad in Daily Variety and plasters across one or two pages the name of the film, a photo of the actors and, in huge type, the box- office gross, usually followed by an exclamation point.

These huge types probably lived in pluvial periods, dying out as aridity increased.

"I think this is a huge rivalry type game, and anything goes," Ryan said.

The formal announcement -- "the Senate stands adjourned" -- was provided to him on a slip of paper, in huge bold type.

"And his mother was always drunk, in her wing of the house and they had like a huge castle type place.

The front page of Thursday's Herald Sun newspaper in Melbourne, capital of the Australian state of Victoria, is dominated by a single word in huge white type, all caps, on a black background: CENSORED.