Sentences with phrase «gigantic new»

Apple slapped the Pro tag on the gigantic new iPad Pro, which should mean it packs the best display ever, but it turns out that the company's smallest tablet display is actually the most impressive.

The gigantic new facility known as Dia: Beacon, which opened last weekend to justified acclaim, offers answers with few parallels.

It «s Star Defender 4, with 8 gigantic new missions, better weapons, uglier aliens and more!

The Legend of Dead Kel gives players access to Gallows End, a gigantic new continent to explore where players claim ownership of a vast personal estate and experience new weapons, Twists of Fate and other perks against new enemies.

(If you could sell wind we'd be rich, people used to say in the days before the foothills got sown with rows of gigantic new turbines, without bringing a marked improvement to anybody's fortunes.»

Several cool vehicles from the Show will follow a cruise route over to the LINQ's High Roller — you know, that gigantic new Ferris wheel just off the strip.

The Legend of Dead Kel gives players access to Gallows End, a gigantic new landmass to explore where players can claim ownership of a vast personal estate and experience new weapons, Twists of Fate and other perks against new enemies.

Marvel has released a first look preview of the hotly - anticipated «All New, All Different» Marvel title Invincible Iron Man # 1, which we have for you here... Exploding out of the pages of SECRET WARS, one of the most popular super heroes in the world gets a gigantic new series.

«Folks, we are on the cusp of a gigantic new opportunity,» Mr. Biden said, referring to the ability of America to funnel more money into job - creating infrastructure projects.

Nor will there be sufficient profits in the future to support the gigantic new debt the government has loaded onto the economy.

A friend told me the story of how the gigantic new megachurch in our town got built.

Oil - rich states in the Middle East that had planned gigantic new transit systems are putting projects on hold.

Globalization might be causing upheaval in some industries and sectors, but it also is opening up gigantic new opportunities for small and medium businesses.

Not exact matches

As he and collaborator Lynn Novick prepare to debut their new 10 - part documentary film series The Vietnam War on September 17 on PBS stations nationwide, we spoke with the tireless documentarian about leadership, productivity, managing gigantic projects and how to achieve immortality through storytelling.

This isn't a desperate attempt to stay relevant, says Maharaj, but a new use for an old industry: «Commercial publishing still has the working capital to produce a gigantic print run and spin up a marketing campaign.»

Nonetheless, over the past decade or so, New York has made strategic — and gigantic — investments and implemented enticing economic development programs, including tax subsidies, grants, loans and other attractive lures.

Today marks the one year anniversary of the day Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin picked a new name and an audacious corporate structure in an attempt to spawn gigantic tech businesses in industries way beyond web search.

Today brings up a burning harbour in the Far East, a gigantic contaminating underground spill in farmland in North Dakota in a new pipeline, and a powerless drifting tanker in the Georgia Basin.

That's really the key to the new business mindset — the recognition that branding and marketing are an ongoing, steady stream of small efforts, not a series of gigantic pushes.

Mind, the probability seems low to us, but we want to keep an open mind about this, not least due to the fact that a truly gigantic amount of new money has been poured into the economy in the current cycle (note the three distinct growth peaks in TMS - 2 since 2008).

This was aided and abetted in Japan by the program called «Abenomics,» a gigantic Keynesian program of new money creation named for its primary instigator, Shinzo Abe, the current prime minister of Japan.

An unprecedented gigantic steam main explosion in New York.

As usual, 23,000 new atheists assault this dump at once in a feverish attempt to distract u until dodo can delete the posts that expose her gigantic touche.

Like its predecessor, the new World Trade Center confronts us with a panorama in which structural engineering and gigantic dimensions have trumped civic art and the human scale.

We must remedy these ills now because by the end of the decade the retirement of the first of the baby boomers will make such gigantic demands on the national purse that any new outlays will seem utterly inconceivable.

Davies (1984) says: «The new physics and the new cosmology reveal that an ordered universe is more than a gigantic accident» (p. 9).

Then guess what, they published a gigantic (500 page) book of their recipes, The New Way to Cook Light — Fresh Food & Bold Flavors for Today's Home Cook.

Moving has been a gigantic pain but we're so excited to finally be in Charlotte and getting settled in our new place.

I have huge, gigantic thank you for Andrew Sterling Photography for the new photos - check out his work on his blog or on Facebook, especially if you're in the Atlanta area.

New Jersey, of course, made its overture to Williams in the form of a gigantic birthday wish, and not to be out - done in the category of semi-depressing attempts at making Deron Williams play for his team, Dirk Nowitzki had this to offer:

For those who don't one of the highlights of the game between the New York Giants and New England Patriots will undoubtedly be the moment in which either Tom Coughlin or Bill Belichick gets doused with a gigantic bucket of Gatorade.

Her previous car seat was a Recaro, which I loved, it was solidly made, but it was bought for a wagon and seemed gigantic in our new smaller car.

New York State's government is one gigantic maw that eats more and more money and then spends it on things that we DO N'T need — chief among them waste, corruption, favors for the well - connected, giveaways and incentives for bad behavior.

The state GOP is meeting today at the Desmond in Colonie (outside Albany) and is expected to approve changing its winner - take - all primary system back to the proportionality approach in hopes of forcing 2012 candidates to campaign here rather than simply treating New York like a gigantic ATM machine.

One of the focuses of a New York Times article is Council Speaker Christine Quinn's questioning of both sides, including her asking opponents of the bill if they'd support it if it were scaled back to only include gigantic developments like stadiums and airports.

A brand new year, and a brand new legislative session, though — like last year — we'll be getting a delayed start, thanks to the Gov. Andrew Cuomo's decision to again merge his State of the State and budget addresses into one gigantic mega-speech, to be delivered on Jan. 13.

«It's one gigantic nanny state we're dealing with here,» fumed New York Conservative Party Chairman Mike Long, a former Brooklyn liquor - store owner.

Earth's nearest planet - hosting neighbor released a gigantic flare in March 2017, a new analysis of observations of the star shows.

New research from the Niels Bohr Institute at the University of Copenhagen and Aarhus University shows that not only can grains of dust form in gigantic supernova explosions, they can also survive the subsequent shockwaves they are exposed to.

To succeed it would be good not to frame CO2 reduction as «burden - sharing» any longer but as an opportunity for a prosperous future and as a gigantic call for new research and development in energy, agriculture and materials.

The New Jersey native — a long - haul trucker and exotic - animal dealer by trade — hung precariously from a gigantic but incredibly fragile plastic balloon, his spacecraft nothing more than a welded aluminium cage with styrofoam walls.

After determining that, for those who retained wrist movement, the flexing of a wrist would be the best way to activate the controller, she settled on a wristwatch - like configuration made possible by the advent of a new kind of sensor called, despite its small size, the gigantic magnetoresistive sensor.

To succeed, it would be better not to frame CO2 reduction as «burden - sharing» any longer, but instead as an opportunity for a prosperous future and as a gigantic call for new R&D in energy, agriculture and materials.

This new PLOS Collection discusses major efforts by evolutionary biologists and paleontologists to understand sauropods as living animals, and to explain their evolutionary success and uniquely gigantic body size.

Thousands of physicists working at the LHC are looking for the Higgs boson and other new particles, and many of them have contributed to building the gigantic detectors that are taking most of the media limelight these days.But humming 100 meters under the Franco - Swiss border is the apparatus that makes it all possible.

Diprotodon optatum was a gigantic wombatlike herbivore that lived in what's now Australia and New Guinea during the Pleistocene Epoch, until it died out about 40,000 years ago.

Tucked in a corner of the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, next to fossils of long - gone gigantic sloths and knee - high horses, stands a newcomer to the extinction parade: Lonesome George, the last of his subspecies and a native of the Galápagos's Pinta Island.

New images from NASA's Galaxy Evolution Explorer (GALEX) show the star trailing a tail 13 light - years long, making it look like a gigantic comet.

A new study reports a connection between a gigantic burst of energy at the core of the Milky Way and neutrino strikes on Earth.

Which is why astronomers were trying to understand how the massive central galaxy of the Phoenix cluster — a gigantic accumulation of about 1,000 galaxies 5.7 billion light - years away — was producing about 1,000 new stars every year.