Sentence examples for wield a huge from inspiring English sources

"Ricky Martin's main market is America, and there the radio and TV stations wield a huge amount of power.

These voices are shaping the debate, and they therefore wield a huge influence over our currently populist public policy.

The users it turns up may have relatively few followers but can still wield a huge amount of influence– in particular subject areas.

Kakuei Tanaka was forced to resign in 1974 amid a bribery scandal involving the Lockheed Corporation, but he continued to wield a huge influence over politics until his death in 1993.

While Yahoo! may still wield a huge global Consumer Internet brand and act as the portal to the web for a massive audience worldwide, it remains unclear how much growth is left for a company already worth around $20B and one that turned down a juicy $45B offer from Microsoft in 2008.

Unlike his days as governor, where he wielded a huge checkbook, he now has to rely on his skills at bringing people together and making things happen.

Founder and chief executive Mark Zuckerberg wields a huge amount of influence in the company, and while the company's results are this good, investors are happy to let the state of affairs continue.

Photograph: Imaginechina/Corbis 11.45am BST If he had a hammer: London's Mayor Boris Johnson, wields a huge mallet, before placing a pavement stone of the soon-to-be completed King's Cross Square.

From the moronic warrior with the M-shaped unibrow and the giant wielding a huge mallet to Mifune's increasingly battered countenance, sardonic, cynical and ever defiant, every single face is at once a landscape and an epic poem unto itself.

"Chicken and pasta," says Niall, wielding a huge wooden spoon.

In most other news organizations, the editor wields a huge direct influence over what appears in print or online.