Sentence examples for usually huge from inspiring English sources

Physical features, usually huge eyes or bold, abbreviated faces, are assertive.

Hungarian menus are epic in length, and portions are usually huge.

Priceline can be scary the first time, but the more you use it and trust it, the better it gets, and the savings are usually huge.

"Although there is usually huge reluctance for partners to seek help, let alone come into a group, because of the privacy and shame, something happens in these groups that liberates these women – and I say women because in my experience, it is usually women who access them," says Rosendale, who still runs the group at the Marylebone Centre, London.

Efficiency is also crucial because the data involved are usually huge.

This has been shown to be very inefficient or even impractical, since the NSC search space is usually huge.

Banks usually own huge quantities of their domestic government bonds.

Such debate is usually a "huge mistake," he said.

Financial bombshells in the book world usually mean huge best sellers and jumbo advances.

"The No. 1 player usually has huge intangibles but not right now," said Pam Shriver, the commentator and a former player.

Still, reverse-osmosis in particular remains very energy-intensive and usually requires huge plants to be economical.