Sentence examples for will be gigantic from inspiring English sources

But I don't think it will be gigantic until the war is in fact over".

"We're clearly hoping Christmas 2000 will be gigantic -- and I can't believe I'm talking about Christmas 2000 -- but the business-to-business program will level things off" between now and then, he said.

Then, two minutes will have passed and those same Congresspersons will be fully integrated into the matrix of special interest money and lobbyist-serpents and they will be gigantic sell-outs like all the rest.

I think it's safe to say there will also be gigantic explosions.

Of course its effects will not be gigantic but it is a way of not staying silent.

Even when Pujols plays less in the field in the future, he still will still be gigantic at the plate.

"In six months, this country will be a gigantic construction site," the adviser said.

"There will be a gigantic sucking noise as part of him withdraws from the Met," said a leading artists' manager, speaking on the condition of anonymity.

But he ponders a switch in emphasis from making instant money to building assets.It may be that, one day, TBS will overtake a broadcaster such as CBS, and Time Warner will be a gigantic Hanna-Barbera, a cornucopia of material to be endlessly repackaged in the way that Mr Turner understands so well.

The biggest of these was to turn a profit of $7.2 billion in 1999 into a loss of $5.4 billion in 2001, after which Mr Nasser was sacked.Putting Ford back on the road to financial health will be a gigantic task, despite its bounceback into profit in the first quarter of the year.

The release of iPhone 2.0 is over three months away, but I'll stick my neck out and make a prediction: it will be a gigantic success, spreading the iPhone's popularity both upward, into the corporate market, and downward, into the hands of the masses.