Sentence examples for tremendous up from inspiring English sources

It's tremendous up there on the fire floor.

Their black-market value is tremendous: up to $15,000 for two years, according to a report released Tuesday by the city's Department of Investigation.

Crew, a sport once the province of prep school and Ivy League men, is enjoying a tremendous up-tick in popularity, due in no small part to baby boomers who have discovered that rowing machines reduce paunch and that rowing on a river has the added benefit of reducing boredom.

He had tremendous ups and downs, but he never quit.

He recalled how pumped up he was last year on Saturday when he made a tremendous up-and-down from above the 18th green for a momentum-saving par.

In our study, the increase in THRSP was not affected by dietary starch in Angus steers while in A × S steers fed HiS it resulted in a tremendous up-regulation of its mRNA abundance.

Attaining tremendous speeds (up to 320 km [200 miles] per hour), they strike with clenched talons and kill by impact.

"By smoothing out pension costs, you don't have to deal with the tremendous spikes up and down in the rates that they have to pay," he added.

Even if her inheritance is not huge, Ms. Abbott said she felt she had already been given a tremendous leg up on her generation: her family paid for her college education at Wesleyan, which costs about $60,000 a year.

Conversely, effective distribution can give a tremendous leg up to new concepts.

"What we know, because of the tremendous take up, is that there are people who want to watch top class football but for whom price is a factor.