Sentence examples for On voluminous from inspiring English sources
Based on voluminous reader reaction whenever I've written about fact-checking and false balance, there seems to be almost nothing that they care about more.
Mr. Byng added that Mr. Scott-Heron had recently been working on voluminous memoirs, parts of which he hoped to publish soon.
Brinkley's book, written 30 years later, when most of Halberstam's interview subjects were no longer around, relies instead on voluminous letters and diaries.
The report was based on voluminous evidence and interviews conducted by the Connecticut State Police and the state's attorney's office, along with federal authorities.
At Comme des Garçons, Rei Kawakubo uses large black-and-white Pop Art numbers printed on voluminous skirts ($290 for the short skirt, $395 for the long, at Saks Fifth Avenue).
It is a wise move that complies with a recent order by a federal judge, based on voluminous evidence in F.D.A. files that girls that young can use the pills safely.
The recommendation by the Office of Professional Responsibility, presented to Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. in recent weeks, comes as the Justice Department is about to disclose on Monday voluminous details on prisoner abuse that were gathered in 2004 by the C.I.A.'s inspector general but have never been released.
While the new focus is not as lucrative as corporate work, he continues to do well, receiving monthly fees of $10,000 to $20,000 from each of the four state campaigns and earning a commission on the voluminous ads he places on radio and television.
Mr. Elbaz has an extraordinary ability to make any woman in the audience feel that it is "all about you": The need to dress in simple stylish tailoring for work, yet the yearning to wear a full-on feminine dress with giant roses blooming on the voluminous skirt.
Just a Little Bit We did the unthinkable as we tried to interview Aretha Franklin at Representative Charles B. Rangel's 81st birthday party, held at the Plaza Hotel on Wednesday night: We stepped on the voluminous train of her spangled white dress.
Like Petrarch and Boccaccio, Coluccio Salutati collected manuscripts, wrote on morality and politics, and carried on a voluminous correspondence.
