Women are terrified that if they touch a weight, they're going to suddenly turn enormous.
Econometrics, a toolkit of statistical methods used by economists to test hypotheses using real-world data, provides a means to turn enormous quantities of data into actionable information.
Another is that big data, artificial intelligence, and machine learning are enabling companies to turn enormous amounts of unstructured data into rules and decisions.
But American and Iraqi officials say that a mix of insurgents, organized criminal groups and scores of independent operators are working together in some loose network to keep their grip on the system and turn enormous profits.
Then there are the unicyclist who pedals atop a spinning umbrella; the women who recline over the backs of chairs while using their feet to spin, toss and turn enormous jugs, and the beautiful, shaggy lion dancers, including one who takes his feat of footwork up the theater's main aisle.
At the same time Kendrick was forcing power failures in other parts of the country to try to swell demand for his oil and gas supply and turn enormous profits through a manipulation of the energy market in the manner of Enron.
If enacted, pieces of it would institutionalize much of her technology-based activity.†In the difficult business of turning enormous bureaucracies in new directions, Clinton's accomplishments in technology could be a signature piece of her legacy.
The big man was, in the words of another who had turned over enormous odds, the king of the world (OK, the World T20) and even the most one-eyed of England fans would not begrudge him his glory.
Days later, Smith made an attempt at the laces of Greg Monroe, of the Detroit Pistons; Monroe, perhaps sensing Smith's intentions, turned his enormous shoe away just in time.
And some pivots, like Slack morphing from a game company to an enterprise chat tool, have turned into enormous successes.
