He is in great distress.
a pianist in great request.
devouring or craving food in great quantities.
In the beginning, scooters were not in great demand.
They have met with great favour overseas and are always in great demand.
The old queen was held in great reverence.
The fourth floor was in great contrast with the basement.
Mountains standing in reverence and rivers in tears, broad motherland is in great deep sorrow.
We've worked in great cooperation with members of the Congress in both political parties.
Ships out in this storm are in great danger, ie very liable to suffer damage, etc.
Reek originally hail from Ylesia, where they roamed the plains in great herds.
They were in great distress.
People were arriving in great numbers.
shops stand in great numBer (like trees in a forest)
Run home under starlight for funeral in great haste
in peril; at stake; in great danger; in danger of elimination
Lead was produced in great amounts in Europe during Beethoven's lifetime.
The meeting with Stalin was described in great detail in the official report I just typed out in a hurry.
Everyone's in great form.
when the arts flourished in great splendor.
The old man is in great strength, and his ambition is great.
[Formal] in great danger; in jeopardy; in a critical condition; on one's (or its) last legs
Moreover, the women are taking part in production in great numbers.
in great [ high, deep ] dudgeon
These policies have resulted in great gains in public health.
Attacks such as that in Columbine (listed in great detail in Wikipedia) truly shocked America and led to a great deal of research.
in great (small) quantities
Books on popular science are in great demand.
The results showed that different temperature and different thermal stimulus would result in great difference in microbes culture in Daqu.
Lysander was in great affliction at hearing these evil tidings.
The family livelihood is in great distress
Then were they in great fear: for God is in the generation of the upright.
Small beginnings often result in great results.
