Sentence examples for tremendously fresh from inspiring English sources
Even at this time of year it's possible to create tremendously fresh salads using herbs, citrus, vinegar and a few store cupboard staples.
And this show benefits, tremendously, from fresh memories of the recent de Kooning retrospective at MoMA.
There are a wide range of quality for produced water which can also vary tremendously from brackish (not fresh, but less saline than seawater) to saline (similar salinity to seawater) to brine (which can have salinity levels multiple times higher than seawater).
The fresh water requirement is tremendously increasing in the present society with all kinds of industrial and factory growth leading to more and more pollution of natural resources.
Unlike seed oils, olive oils are pressed from fresh fruits, so their flavors can vary tremendously.
Rev Susan Brown of the World Mission Council said: "The previously unseen documents and photographs have, for me, evoked fresh feelings of awe about this already tremendously moving, inspiring and important story.
It's tremendously fabulous.
The crew helped tremendously".
Capaldi is tremendously talented.
