Sentence examples for Out of enormous from inspiring English sources

Villafane and his team, which includes a wood carver who normally makes his living creating statues for churches, are busy at work making a Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) display out of enormous pumpkins carted to the gardens, each well over 1,000lbs.

Likewise in the Fifth Symphony, Mr. Maazel chiseled deeply contoured phrases out of enormous blocks of sound.

For his part, Mr. Wirtschafter, who represents mostly writers and directors, said he had joined Mr. Wiatt out of "enormous personal and professional loyalty to him".

But Florida has gotten icicles in the orange groves plus a new governor whose claim to fame was running a corporation that cheated the federal government out of enormous amounts of money.

Speed-limit signs in the neighborhood poke out of enormous ponds of water, and there are so many "Road Closed" signs that it is a wonder that Nebraska has not run out of them.

But observers of royal etiquette will be following Grenville closely - last year's winner, Andrea Levy, turned up out of "enormous curiosity" despite her misgivings, but maintained that she refused to curtsy to the monarch as tradition demands.

"The Lottery, with its weekly pay-out of enormous prizes, was the one public event to which the proles paid serious attention".

The tournament's first knock-out tie, between Brazil and Chile, was a brilliantly gripping match of enormous quality that was eventually settled by a decidedly ordinary shoot-out; its fourth, between Costa Rica and Greece, was a decidedly ordinary match that was eventually settled by a brilliantly gripping shoot-out of enormous quality.

The first thing I saw, walking up the steep stone steps to the Rossgates' house, was a fiendish circle of flames leaping out of the enormous mouth of the pizza oven, and Bruce, with a bottle of cold white wine and a pair of long iron tongs, waiting for me in a deck chair.

Peter Dorman, Chairman of Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations, said of Kadi, "I think part of the appeal she has for students comes out of her enormous competence in a wide range of Arabic literature and poetry.

It is formed due to out-pouring of enormous lava flows at the end of the Mesozoic era which was spread over vast areas and flows piled up one over the other (Deshpande 1998).