Sentence examples for A sort of massive from inspiring English sources

Earth Cry (1986) is a sort of massive orchestral ritual and Kakadu (1988) a colourful evocation of Australia's largest national park.

If a purchase materialises, PerezHilton.com will be "operated" by Taylor and Richie which, speculates Gawker, could be used as a "sort of massive traffic-forwarding address to a new gossip site".

It was built at a cost of $54 million by a real estate investor, George Barber, a 62-year-old Birmingham native who envisions it -- along with an accompanying 140,000-square-foot museum that will house his collection of 800 vintage motorcycles -- as a sort of massive theme park for the car-racing set.

I tend to think of Defcon as a sort of massive free-for-all, with thousands of hackers all trying to be the one that replaces the speaker's Powerpoint slide with a skull and crossbones, that sort of thing.

In 2005, Noel began presenting Deal Or No Deal – a sort of massive 3-D scratch card turned social experiment, during which he conversed with mortals and assisted their emotional journey towards a modest cash prize.

There's no immediate change, let alone any sort of massive explosion.

"There's a sort of mania for massive online courses right now, but there's no good evidence that they work for all students".

It wasn't so long ago that Barnes & Noble was considered a Goliath, some sort of massive, heartless chain that was squashing the quaint neighborhood independent bookstores legions of squirming Davids fumbling hopelessly for their slingshots–under its massive foot.

Luckily the government have been tooling-up and flooding the area with troops armed with all sorts of massive weaponry.

Yes, athletics has a place in college education, but not this sort of massive space that it's taking".

"That sort of massive bill rolling through a Republican-controlled House is going to be really painful for a lot of these guys".