Sentence examples for tremendously put from inspiring English sources

Inside, he said, was a "big, nice, tremendously put together scouting report" on the Toronto Blue Jays.

However, attempts to glean knowledge from these rocks have been hampered by debates over how old they really are, with estimates varying tremendously; some put them at either less than 200 million years old or more than 4 billion years old.

His daily routine in later life was described by one of his daughters: "He'd wake up tremendously hung over, and put himself together for about two hours.

Stressing first-week sales "hurts young bands tremendously, because it puts undue pressure on them," Mr. Rabhan said.

All of which will be tremendously helpful in putting this writing business into its proper human perspective, if you can resist the temptation to compare yourself to any of those people.

The W.P.A.'s guides to the states are these tremendously compact collections of knowledge put together by crack crews of historians and the best writers.

Mr. Bush will begin talking about the economy, education, job training and other issues, calling his ideas part of a package to prepare workers for an economy that has changed tremendously and will continue to put new burdens on people, a senior White House official said.

I've worked tremendously hard to try to put things right," he said.

It is just so tremendously delicious and so well put together.

When I log onto Facebook every morning I see virtual themed galleries that my artist friends have put up, and I enjoy them tremendously.

Indeed, several factories saw enhanced recruitment potential: As one manager put it, "Our labor pool has increased tremendously".