Monumental in a sentence

One official cautioned that Ukraine still faced a “monumental” challenge to break through Russia’s lines, saying it would be a “monumental achievement for any army” and warned it was entirely possible the counteroffensive would not achieve its goals.

About five kilometers from the Estadio Monumental is the Estadio Nacional, where Víctor Jara was assassinated by the coup regime of Augusto Pinochet 50 years ago.

According to him, the Council affirmed that Tinubu was a seasoned administrator, a technocrat of monumental proportion, an astute politician and a committed party man, whose unrivalled determination was to move the country forward.

After nine years at Rota Elementary School, third grade teacher Marla Echols loves how the school incorporates the naval tradition of a ringing in – and out – ceremony for students on their monumental first and last day at the school.

And that’s not even mentioning Google’s monumental case before the Supreme Court.

Asked how a move by Monumental might affect the state's efforts to lure the NFL's Commanders to Virginia, Youngkin said he could not comment.

Authors like offer powerful examples of the monumental efforts, and despotic authoritarian regimes that would be necessary to implement and maintain it.

Both Stone Swynnerton Park Cricket Club and firework managers Monumental Fireworks refused to comment when approached today.

But a monumental task awaits this mother-and-daughter duo, especially since Seldon’s model of future history can’t account for every variable.

But it's been a long time since fighting game franchises actually crossed over with one another, and a Mortal Kombat vs Street Fighter game could be monumental.

But only a few hours later the submarine loses contact, triggering an unprecedented and monumental search effort with ships swarming the ocean and state-of-the-art robots being deployed to the sea bed.

Clearly, they pointed at a lack of depth of thoughtfulness carried out on a project of such supposedly monumental significance by those to whom we had trusted our national wealth.

Despite their monumental success, Coldplay were yet to score a UK number one.

Doig earned his reputation in the 1990s as a figurative painter with a unique voice echoed in his monumental canvases, large-scale, immersive landscapes that hover in both actuality and the realms of the imagination.

Expert Kinsey Schofield believes that the Duke of Sussex will not miss his father's coronation on May 6. It is going to be a monumental event and being there will reportedly be good for his reputation.

Federal minister of mental health and addictions Carolyn Bennett on Monday called the move "a monumental shift in drug policy that favours fostering trusting and supportive relationships in health and social services over further criminalisation".

For years, ships determined to cowl their whereabouts have resorted to turning off the transponders all monumental vessels use to signal their location.

He doesn't necessarily scream terrorist or monumental threat.

He inherits a monumental task and we all trust that his youthful zeal can drive our causes onward.

He said the Modi government was also guilty of imposing “backbreaking price rise, plunging the savings of ordinary people, while creating monumental economic disparity”.