Sentence examples for seriously large from inspiring English sources

Since 2007, Secret Cinema has screened classics such as Lawrence of Arabia and Alien to a largely delighted and seriously large group of people who can interact beforehand with film-specific sets and installations and actors clad as characters from the movie.

The waiting list to enter the program is also now seriously large.

When they perform live, the addition of simplistic costumes and high-end lasers plays well to some seriously large crowds.

The coming election could leave a seriously large proportion of Turkey's voters with no representation in the new parliament whatever.

More seriously, large quantities of private monumental sculpture have been lost in France and the Low Countries.

Because £44,500 – the average amount of debt students face after the introduction of £9,000 tuition fees – is a seriously large amount of money.

Those campaign positions both reflect and obscure a reality that neither candidate shows much sign of addressing seriously, the large American trade deficit.

The detention and deportation of hundreds of suspected Qaeda sympathizers in America and Europe, and the possible death of many of the group's senior leaders, have probably seriously damaged large tracts of the group's intelligence network, experts say, but remnants have probably survived.

In 2011, the company decided that in order to be taken seriously by large enterprise customers, it had to host a high-caliber user event – the first ever Boxworks, which was preceded by many smaller customer events.

Rassallat takes his Brussels sprouts seriously, with large bins of them in the kitchen.

An exception is shotgun wounds, which can seriously damage large areas of lung tissue through a blast injury mechanism.