Sentence examples for very great things from inspiring English sources

"Once we determine how the jellyfish rejuvenates itself, we should achieve very great things.

The 18-year-old from Stockport appears destined for very great things while his twin brother, Michael, has carved himself out a niche at right-back.

From the point of view of science, Weiss tells me that you have achieved some very great things, and I am not surprised.

It often happens that the English execute very great things in isolation, whereas there is scarcely an undertaking so small that Americans do not unite for it.

Yes, they were on holiday, and yes, they were very drunk, which are undoubtedly two very great things.

Pop culture implications aside, Blenner is now finding out firsthand what bread- and booze-makers have known for millennia; that yeasts are capricious little fungi, but capable of very great things.

It's both a very small thing and a very great thing.

Originally, I thought that that's not a very great thing – the Fifties is what we all try and get away from.

One of Mr. Christie's friends and sponsors, Dena Kaye, said that "to fill his garden with his music is a very great thing; this is monumental for him".

For the Hitchcock films suggested that sex was a very great thing, worth waiting for, and all the more awesome on account of our extended longing.

Even at the best of times, words don't feel like a very great thing to be good at: not compared with, say, being Jonas Kaufmann and singing the lead in Andrea Chénier.