Sentence examples for like hugely from inspiring English sources

In the case of Latinos it was, like, hugely different; like much higher.

Sounds like: Hugely refined modern pop that is, dare we say, a little lacking in character.

That would have to be something like "hugely popular but not critically acclaimed dramas".

That way, they can be sure they can attend the games they want, like hugely popular rivalry games against the University of California.

For all KSHMR knows, everyone is still bouncing up and down like hugely excited ping-pong balls at his set.

Quasi-documentary My Winnipeg (2007) was a dream-like, hugely unreliable memoir about growing up above his mother's hair salon.

There's also the routine 'confessions' in the likes of hugely popular magazines like Hello and OK!

Obviously you also need to find a coffee you like: they vary hugely in character according to variety, country of origin and roast, so it's worth experimenting.

"Games like tomorrow are hugely important, to see where we are.

Tatum meanwhile continues his run of respected and high-profile projects, as he blends action (Jupiter Ascending, the forthcoming X-Men spinoff Gambit) with comedies like the hugely successful 22 Jump Street and drama like the Oscar-tipped Foxcatcher and a Magic Mike sequel.

That feels like a hugely important normalisation of public life.