| The building was tall and thin, and in subsequent decades it was crowded out by gargantuan neighbors. |
| This time I have captured the gargantuan Turkish meat butty for posterity, here and in the photo's section forever more. |
| In Medieval and Tudor times feasts tended to be gargantuan often to celebrate coronations of Kings, religious occasions or end of harvests. |
| The everyday challenges of the fifth decade assume gargantuan dimensions in an industry that prizes youth. |
| The atrocities committed on all sides were horrendous and on a gargantuan scale. |
| It's a gargantuan iron construction that weighs several hundredweight, and incorporates all sorts of spikes and crenellations. |
