Sentence examples for massive plug from inspiring English sources

When I went on that night I said to the band: 'Look guys, there will be 400 million people watching, it will be a massive plug for our song.' And it was.

But the government has a massive shortfall to plug in balancing its electricity books - something that calls into question its frequent assertions that the economy of post-war Sri Lanka is rosy.

The increasing penetration of a massive number of plug-in electric vehicles (PEVs) and distributed generators (DGs) into current power distribution networks imposes obvious challenges on power distribution network operation.

Standing before a massive wall of plugs and wires, Emerson let loose on the machine while the technology was still in its infancy, and he embraced the mysteries inside its circuits to create previously unheard musical noises.

The move is designed to plug a "massive hole" in Britain's pension provision.

They raised taxes to plug the massive deficit, reformed the tax system, and slashed expenditure.

But he didn't do much to plug the massive shortage of maths and physics teachers.

Chancellor George Osborne is under pressure to shelve promised tax cuts for the well-off as he looks to plug a massive and unexpected black hole in the public finances.

The coalition government has descended into open war on education as senior Liberal Democrats said Michael Gove had raided £400m from a fund that guarantees school places for pupils in order to plug a massive financial "black hole" in his free schools programme.

Enforcement of intellectual property has yet to reach the 21st Century: Pipa and Sopa help plug this massive loophole.

COLUMBUS, OHIO (The Borowitz Report) -- As experts from around the country have been offering suggestions to plug the massive oil leak in the Gulf, one voice has been conspicuously silent about the leak: Samuel Wurzelbacher, aka Joe the Plumber.