Sentence examples for moving a huge from inspiring English sources

The disruption lasted about ten minutes and was caused by construction workers who were moving a huge piece of steel across the highway.

He maintains that even a film like "Fitzcarraldo," the tale of hubris in the Amazon that won him the best director award at Cannes in 1982, is in part a documentary about "moving a huge steamboat over a mountain," and he openly mocks the cinéma vérité school of documentary filmmaking.

There's no e-book equivalent to CD-burning softwhich which made moving a huge library of songs to a PC a snap, or the original Napster, which made creating an even larger library possible, if not legal.

And right then, our sliding door, which had been open the whole evening without moving, a huge gust of wind blows in, and I was sitting next to the window on my bed, and the gust hit me, and I screamed so loud.

Preliminary surveys suggest the storm moved "a huge amount of sand" off the beaches, she said.

In April of 1941, for instance, the Allies learned that Germany had moved a huge army up to the Russian front.

With use of the LP collection dwindling, it seemed pointless to move a huge collection to temporary quarters and back.

That seems curious, almost an abandoning of golf's roots, which playing a WGC on the likes of Royal County Down would move a huge way towards solving.

The truck driver moved a huge pallet of potatoes onto a pallet truck and rolled it to the door of the school.

Receiving no response from any government office, a few members of Clan Que moved a huge iron incense burner into the vacant lot to demonstrate the right of occupation.

That which gets put off to tomorrow rarely gets done, yet the library administration, under its new plan, would move a huge chunk of its research collection off site, ostensibly available some other day, when a researcher makes a request.