Sentence examples for started tremendously from inspiring English sources

"We have started tremendously well.

"A few years ago I started feeling tremendously blessed, and I started telling people that I felt I was standing under this spigot of blessings -- they were just splashing off my head -- and I wanted those people to stand closer so they would get some," Ms. Nelson said in an interview at the house.

We didn't start off tremendously literary - our parents weren't interested in that sort of thing.

Founders of new schools in Sweden and America have often used such premises; it cuts the cost of starting up tremendously.

I'm skeptical, not just because there's a dearth of great PCP-inspired literature but because writing a book is a mountain that is easy to start and tremendously difficult to finish.

And once the fires get started, they are tremendously hard to stop.

I have the same curiosity I did when I started and I tremendously enjoy what I am doing.' To crown recent honours, BBC Films has just secured Gwyneth Paltrow to play Sylvia Plath in a new feature film and Yentob, along with colleagues, is busily looking about for an appropriate star to play Ted Hughes.

"The company is — and has been over the time that we've got to know each other and started to work together — tremendously benefitting from their [Koolen's and Demopoulos'] knowledge".

No! But a few pages later, the book starts to be tremendously useful.

One of the most striking result from these measurements is that the time at which absorbance starts increasing varies tremendously between replicate cultures.

When Padura started writing, detective novels were tremendously popular in Cuba; they constituted as much as forty per cent of the books published there, and some titles could sell two hundred thousand copies in a few days.