Sentence examples for hugely through from inspiring English sources

What's more, his partnership with Waterfield, 13 years older, had improved hugely through practice and friendship.

The town and its environs grew hugely through the iron, steel and coal industries.

Blatter, aided hugely through his first three terms as president by Bin Hammam and Warner, is not yet friendless.

Trollope, hugely popular through most of his career, wrote in an age of unthinkable attention spans.

The genre they helped invent — file under "synth pop" — proved hugely popular through the 1980s but tended to be dismissed unfairly as a hollow, MTV-era fad.

Still, an ally of hers put forward by her press adviser to offer an insight into Green would only speak on condition of anonymity, saying: "She is hugely charismatic through an abundance of energy and drive.

They hold his rise to arena-filling status – from a punk scene so underground that his early gigs frequently took place not in clubs or pubs but fans' homes – as a bulwark against the vagaries and machinations of the music industry: in a world of hype and manufacture, Turner has become hugely successful through the old-fashioned expedients of talent and simple hard graft.

"It is hugely widespread through all levels of rugby - loads of people are on it," the 20-year-old told the BBC.

It is physically impressive, but also hugely impactful through digital channels, (as we experienced throughout the class) thus bridging the geographical gap which can often stifle true conversation and progress about the environment.

They were published after her death and proved hugely successful, going through three editions in 1763.

Villeneuve's film is a rare example of the blockbuster with brains, a hugely entertaining romp through the dystopian future that also functions properly as an existential thinkpiece.