Sentence examples for tremendous no from inspiring English sources

The measure has drawn a tremendous "No" campaign from labor unions.

That performance began with tremendous no-nonsense incisiveness and drive but the intensity gradually leached away so that Neptune, the final movement, had very little otherworldly allure, with the wordless female voices (the Elysian Singers) anything but distant and disembodied.

The once and future Cat Stevens walked onstage to a tremendous ovation (no surprise there) and launched into a solo performance of "The Wind".

Catherine T. Nolan, a Democrat from Queens and the chairwoman of the State Assembly's education committee, called the ruling "tremendous," adding, "No one should ever use formula-driven aid to punish kids".

Each of the twelve dancers was tremendous here, no one more so than Matthew Rushing, who joined Ailey in 1992 and is now the company's rehearsal director and a guest artist.

There seemed to be a loud bang and a blinding flash of light all round me, and I felt a tremendous shock – no pain, only a violent shock, such as you get from an electric terminal; with it a sense of utter weakness, a feeling of being stricken and shriveled up to nothing.

However, despite tremendous efforts, no unequivocal proof of therapeutic efficacy could be shown in AD patients.

Never mind that Hutchison got a tremendous price, no less than $860 per subscriber.

This will produce tremendous peace no matter the result.

And yet there's been no tremendous outcry over these developments, from blacks or anyone else.

These scholars are isolated in a world that has tremendous rivalries that no one outside will understand.