Examples of using Huge project in English and their translations into German
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So it makes sense to ignite hysteria and start a huge project.
Construction of the test tower was- and is- a huge project.
It is obvious that this is a huge project which is essentially the main problem.
It has become a huge project which has been tailormade for our HECHT engineers.
It is a huge project, but it is always interesting to be part of a big event.
Currently we're directing a huge project in the south of Germany for a major industry player.
The huge project will power one million German homes, all with electricity from offshore wind.
But such a huge project could succeed only with the help of a great many musicians and arranger.
Pulling a huge project like this all together is one of the responsibilities of the central services of our mandala.
However, at the moment there is no answer to the question of how to finance this huge project.
The Division is a huge project with a lot going on- how would you describe it in a single sentence?
It was 2010 when the first information about this huge project from Flo Kitzmüller(Steyr, Austria) soaked through.
A huge project to create a digital, continental infrastructure-
A huge project which involves supplying water from underground Saharan aquifers to coastal cities(and the Sahara desert) Source: Wikipedia.
Laughs Yeah, this is actually a huge project that my team and I have been implementing over the last few months
The EU is a huge project based on the cooperation and integration of states
Since it is a huge project(6,000 Function Point delivered in 20 months)
A huge project which will guarantee a new response to the increasingly pressing need for transport alternatives in a city gridlocked by traffic for most of the day.
A huge project for reconstruction, restoration
A huge project is now underway to draft other national allocation plans.