Sentence examples for more hugely from inspiring English sources

Carmichael made several more hugely popular comedy films with the Boultings in the second half of the 1950s, including Private's Progress, Brothers In Law and I'm All Right Jack, but always wanted to do more straight roles.

74th over: India 283-4 (Tendulkar 57, Yuvraj 34) - Target: 104 more A hugely hasty over there, yielding four.

It cannot harm Mr de Villepin that France's health scares have been grabbing headlines at a time when he is trying to push through parliament a more flexible but hugely unpopular new employment contract for those under 26.

Most important, I've grown hugely more confident on my bicycle — more skillful in steering around road obstacles and on narrow shoulders; more in control of the back end of the bike, loaded down as it is with my saddlebags; more adept in shifting gears to maximize pedaling efficiency on flat roads and to maintain momentum going up and down hills.

I, unlike Dacre, perhaps, find Britain hugely more civilised than a decade ago and think the BBC deserves credit for helping make us more accepting of difference; but, dear reader, you do not need to share Dacre's distaste for liberal life to ask: might he have a point?

She's hugely more electable".

The night sky has become hugely more interesting.

And if Iran goes nuclear, everything becomes hugely more problematic.

"Osborne has been hugely more flexible than is often realised.

Liability insurance of all kinds is suddenly becoming hugely more expensive.

But these N-names are still hugely more popular than they were decades ago.