Sentence examples for make any huge from inspiring English sources

YOU'RE unlikely to make any huge gaffes on a working trip to Italy's business capital.

I wouldn't want to make any huge claims for it – but it's not bad.

In April, I don't think it needs any changes and I'm not in a position to make any huge changes.

Tinder is also extremely location dependent as it works perfectly in London where we are all too busy and important to make any huge sort of effort.

They didn't make any huge transfers last summer, bringing in five modest signings, exactly what was needed.

I didn't make any huge deals for the company or win any awards or anything like that.

But Giles said: "At this stage I don't see us making any huge changes.

Pop music in the 2000s may not have made any huge strides on a formal level (the way songs are written, grooves constructed and so forth), but on this cosmetic level of the digital gloss that's been applied to the vocals you could say that it does sound of its time.

Say what you will about the inconsistency of the bailouts – about why AIG was saved and Lehman was left to fall – but it's hard to argue that Geithner has made any huge missteps, with the exception of the bonus disaster.

You're not making any huge salary at the beginning, and it definitely takes a while to get there.

You therefore have to be very careful before making any huge assumptions: no two cases will ever be the same...We recently acted on a fascinating application for a decree in nullity.