Sentence examples for really really large from inspiring English sources

And Perry is really, really large.

"It's really, really large warming.

"I thought that we could actually fill a really, really large venue".

So as n goes to infinity if n is really, really large, all these terms will be smaller order of magnitude than n, 1 over n.

The other tidal force that CIOs face is this aspect of economies of scale, and economies created by vertical integration that really, really large cloud companies like Google have.

"The area is really, really large – it's a really difficult fire situation because of the size of it.Some of the feedback we've received is that it's over 6km," he said on Wednesday.

First, you need a really, really big machine called the Large Hadron Collider.

One often looks to the opera world for really, really big shows whose mammoth sets, large choruses, and crowd of supernumeraries fill a stage.

They're also, by and large, really, really stoned thanks to a backstage green room that more than lives up to its name.

(Boston Globe) Particles from the future really, really don't want the Large Hadron Collider to do its stuff.

"A really, really poorly designed or insufficiently designed large- or medium-sized car may be more or less protective than the best designed small car, but that's something that you're not going to be able to tell just by looking at crash-test ratings," he says.