Sentence examples for a big compound from inspiring English sources

For Hobart, we're basically putting three search lights extremely close to the controller, and putting the person right in the middle of a big compound beam made itself out of three beams.

In Bosnia, for example, where NATO sent in 50,000 troops to enforce the peace in Bosnia, one of those, a big compound of those troops, an American division of about 22, 23,000 troops, that American division had a brigade, a Russian brigade as a part of it.

The shortages might get worse because a big compounding pharmacy in Massachusetts that supplies drugs to hospitals and doctors nationwide has suspended operations, and state and federal inspections have found unsanitary conditions and unsafe practices.

STEVE COLL: Well, I wasn't surprised that he was living in a house in Pakistan, especially a big walled compound of that type.

In urban areas such as Lomé, the traditional housing unit is a big walled compound composed of a group of isolated rooms, each opening onto a courtyard.

A fabulist in many small ways, he was in possession of one big compound truth: to believe that the human and the humane are naturally the same is one of the worst lies we tell ourselves; to think that they might yet become so is one of the better stories we share.

It's certainly true that an excellent way to build muscle is by lifting heavy weights with big compound exercises such as squats and deadlifts.

My father and all his brothers live in one big compound.

The current temple structure, hall of thousand pillars, main gopuram (temple gateway tower) and the big compound wall around the temple were built by the king Vijaya Raghava Nayak (1532 1575 CE).

The leader, a pianist, is a percussive, original musician with a current fixation on Latin rhythms; his various groups (trio, quartet, big-band) usually display a great compound rhythmic sense and some fine players.

Senior UN officials involved with humanitarian issues have long talked in private about their greatest fear in Nepal: a big earthquake compounded by a failure in governance.