And before any conflict can arise between two nations, there will have been an informal and scattered yet nonetheless tremendous "talking phase" between the respective memberships of those populations that would end up doing the actual fighting.
I thought that when Ally McCoist and John Parrott were together, Question Of Sport was tremendous [Small Talk stifles groan].
William Boyd Novelist Those of us with 'small Latin and less Greek' can do something about rectifying the second deficiency by reading Frederic Raphael's tremendous Some Talk of Alexander (Thames & Hudson £24.95).
"Over the years Michael has had tremendous success talking to Murdoch, who is a fantastic interview," said Stephen Rubin, president of the Doubleday Broadway Publishing Group.
I said that there was a tremendous amount of talk about him these days in literary circles — that the critics seemed to be talking and writing definitively not only about the work he had done but about the work he was going to do.
At the front end of a job, Caruso Excavating in Ocean Township is finding the increased competition brutal, as well as what the company's president, Carmine Caruso, considers "a tremendous amount of talk, but not much action".
It involved a tremendous amount of talking, some of which was also reading.
Ruchama Clapman, who runs a small agency that deals with drug and alcohol abuse and sexual molestation largely within the pious Jewish community, recalled that 14 years ago when she started her agency she encountered tremendous resistance simply talking about the problems, "and it took many years before the community was accepting that we had these issues in our community".
We are talking tremendous financial disaster.
"A lot of us learn tremendous negative self-talk, where we say things like, 'Oh, I shouldn't have done that.' In my clinical practice, I see so many people who do failure rehearsal, saying how they've blown it.
