Sentence examples for on enormously from inspiring English sources

And teetering on enormously high heels while looking way too glam for daytime were Samantha (Kim Cattrall, in a red gown with plunging décolletage), Miranda Cynthiaa Nixon, in a slim royal-blue sheath), Charlotte (Kristin Davis, architectural black) and finally Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker in a poufy, off-white confection by Vivienne Westwood).

Although scientific betting is often thought of in terms of casinos and card counting, the field has moved on enormously.

It is also clear that while money helps, how it is spent and what it is spent on are enormously important.

Both directors began with experimental films, moved on to enormously successful long-running franchises and built production companies (Kennedy Mitchell Miller and Lucasfilm respectively) that grew many more careers than their own.

But as a diagnosis, I think his analysis of how meritocracy divides us is pretty much spot-on, and enormously important to understanding the state of our national life today.

No one knows how many illegal immigrants live in Fremont, and the estimates (depending on which side of this debate one is on) vary enormously.

"You saw a real tension between legislators who wanted to ensure freedom of choice on this enormously personal issue and, on the other side, legislators reluctant to bring government into the practice of medicine," Ms. Tucker said.

The pressure is on them enormously.

"The pressure of the last two years weighed on him enormously," said a person who had remained close to him since childhood.

The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Rev Justin Welby, also tweeted: "My thoughts and prayers are with Kate and the whole family on this enormously special day".

The fact that he lives in a building where an airplane may have been heading to blow him up -- that would weigh on you enormously".