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Dad terrified us with stories of a big, bad giant who ate little children.
In the pantomime of 'Jack and the Beanstalk', we just saw the giant's huge hand.
Tales are told about an island inhabited by a race of giants, as tall as houses.
To a small child, Mr Preston must seem like a giant - he's about 6' 5".
The Gog Magog hills in Cambridgeshire were named after two mythical giants, Gog and Magog.
The most popular exhibit in the museum was a giant animatronic dinosaur.
The volcano spewed a giant cloud of ash, dust, and gases into the air.
The centrepiece of the shopping centre is a giant fountain.
The gas leak caused a giant explosion to rip through the building.
The return of the giants: ecological effects of an increasing elephant population.
The return of the giants; ecological effects of an increasing elephant population.
All of these giants of the investment management business are built on foundations created in the work of capital ideas.
There are countries for children, and others for men, some few only for giants.
The public sense of a school of thought seems to be built around one or a few intellectual giants who take a strong public stand.
However, the giant's cursing voice is cut short by the sailor.
One clear and troubling example of a domestic biological threat to our system of food and agriculture is the way the industrial meat giants raise and process livestock.
At length the good men became corrupted by their association with the bad, and the kind of life that giants live, that is, one spent in violence, appeared.
Because both countries were among the richest, fastest growing and militarily strongest emerging industrial giants, they have been viewed as enemies when they cast their eyes overseas.
Beyond these two commercial giants, however, we can see some measured change over time in meeting places and can identify some degree of social segregation in practice.
The entry of the royal visitors to the city would be overseen by the ®gures of angels, patron saints or giants, usually placed before the arches.
If not, it would mean their return to the legal status of serfs, with the agrochemical giants as lords and leeches.
Was this the behaviour to be expected of the technological giants of the future?
We should not be able to develop our true strength, he said, or be able to compete in a world of giants.
Even the giants are not in these days wholly independent.
