Sentence examples for once huge from inspiring English sources

Certainly, the gap between camps was once huge.

While the show wasn't "the biggest loser," its ratings, once huge, have declined.

So what are Nintendo's plans to win back its once huge mainstream user-base?

Its once huge working-class audience had defected to television, and the box-office was in crisis.

The town's once huge Labour membership figures were sustained by "the tote", where buying a raffle ticket made you a party member.

Back in walking mode, the camino passes the ruins of Castrotorafe, a once huge fortress of the Order of Santiago, guarding the route to Portugal.

In Amethi, the Uttar Pradesh (UP) constituency of Rahul Gandhi, Congress's young leader, voters sharply cut their MP's once-huge margin of victory.

But that world is dying, and even once-huge brands that could not compete — Pontiac, Plymouth, Oldsmobile, Mercury and Saturn — have been sent into exile.

The United Arab Emirates has promised to deposit money in the Central Bank, and Saudi Arabia, which fell out with Jordan during the Gulf war over its forgiving stance towards Iraq, has promised to resume its once-huge handouts.

After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Boris N. Yeltsin, then Russia's president, recognized South Korea diplomatically and slashed the once-huge diplomatic, military and technical aid delegation in Pyongyang.

These circumstances parallel those of the steel sector, where stripped-down remnants of once-huge work forces now struggle to sell enough steel to pay the last generation's retirement benefits.