Sentence examples for on tremendously from inspiring English sources

When I started, they thought I was doing 'queer' food but now it's come on tremendously.

It's amusing to me that he and Rowan Williams seem to get on tremendously well, but I can see why.

Colman is fizzing and bubbly, Barratt is reserved and quiet, though they seem to get on tremendously well.

The 5-6 favourite battled on tremendously to win by a length and three-quarters from Voler La Vedette (20-1), with Smad Place (20-1) seven lengths away in third.

"His bowling has come on tremendously, he's a genuine all-rounder and I am sure he will be playing international cricket pretty soon".

"Lucas combines excellent comedy and drama and progresses it with exciting action on tremendously effective space battles.

Needless to say, from the biographer's point of view - especially the biographer who has already published his biography - all this is on the one hand tremendously exciting and, on the other, unbelievably frustrating.

"We do depend on exports tremendously, and the EU is deaf on GMOs," Allen said.  .

Levodopa is still the gold standard in symptomatic treatment of Parkinson's disease (PD), though there are many therapeutic options and the list kept on expanding tremendously, all with the view to improve on PD management [1].

"For him to have any credibility at all he should be the first one to say we ought to be paying more taxes on these tremendously profitable arrangements".

"We work on it tremendously.