Sentence examples for massive difference to the from inspiring English sources

"In the way Jason went about the job of being a rugby player, he made a massive difference to the whole squad.

Even one more converted score allied to a couple more first-half penalties in Rome would have made a potentially massive difference to the overall equation.

"We've got a good group of players but two or three players with experience would make a massive difference to the team.

"The way that you cook your pancakes can also make a massive difference to the calorie content and how healthy they are.

"We changed our name from 'Stitch and Bitch London' to 'Stitch London' about 18 months ago and it's made a massive difference to the amount of people who attend," she explains.

Robert Tapsfield, chief executive of the Fostering Network, which campaigned on the issue, said: "This change in the law will make a massive difference to the lives of this and future generations of care leavers in England.

"When you start EQ-ing you're making massive differences to the original sounds but compilations just wouldn't work if you didn't," explains Rawlins.

"I thought on the third day batting was difficult with the overhead conditions which made a massive difference to how the ball behaved.

That would make a massive difference to some of the least well off people in the country.

It makes a massive difference to how we put the films together, because I make these big playlists.

It makes a massive difference to how you think, so to have the space and freedom is better.