stupendous , also: stupendious old use

What was left in life to do now that he had done such a stupendous thing?

Never have we done such a stupendous piece of work.

"I hope you understand what a great, a stupendous work it is?"

Difficult though his first action had been, the present task was stupendous.

Traveling around the world, according to her, is a very stupendous experience.

It was the most stupendous thing that men had ever created.

The money in baseball is now simply stupendous, and not just for the players.

A week tomorrow a stupendous offer on the line comes to an end.

But even in the stupendous confusion, she saw the order.

Nature is built on a stupendous plan in that region.

A stupendous glowing like the green fire of life itself.

What the black athlete did in the next 38 years is nothing less than stupendous.

Seeing the process makes the finished work all the more stupendous.

It was a moment of real life; he had discovered something stupendous.

The views are stupendous, and getting there is half the fun.

Nine more miles and a stupendous victory would be in hand.

But there is little evidence to support so stupendous a contradiction of common sense.

In some such sudden, yet quite natural way, this stupendous thing they expected would come up.

It was such a stupendous thing to know for certain that she put her hair in papers.

Obviously he had not heard, or understood, anything about the stupendous offer.

Canada has stupendous natural resources, however, we own none of them.

And whoever was on the other end of the line would be calling with stupendous news.

If previous form is anything to go by, these extra costs could be stupendous.

"At any other time this would be a stupendous achievement in itself," he said.

I long to hear of that stupendous event which threw you among us.