Sentence examples for up a very large from inspiring English sources

Food always takes up a very large part of my holiday.

Assange has held up a very large mirror mirron in front of journalists.

"Kids with disabilities make up a very large proportion of the kids who are in the juvenile justice system, so it's a very, very disturbing finding".

In the small London house where I grew up, a very large portrait of my father, then aged about 40, hung on the dining room wall.

"When we discovered the first patient had been infected with hepatitis B we set up a very large investigation trying to see if we could identify the source," he said.

"NIH has built up a very large commitment base," she says, so the number of new grants must be reined in until the base stabilizes.

We are setting up a very large-scale proteomics production line [to identify and characterize proteins and their functions].

It all adds up to a very large tab for no useful purpose.

If the firm loses this bid, and wants to avoid a public trial, it may end up paying a very large settlement to Ms. Pao.

Financial markets had been moving money around based on expectations that central banks would end up buying a very large chunk of assets.

Major industries are devoted to the task: public relations, advertising, marketing generally, all of which add up to a very large component of the Gross Domestic Product.