Sentence examples for a huge span from inspiring English sources

Cliff's narrative covers a huge span of time.

Her activities included a huge span of New York life: public service, journalism, publishing, advertising, the media, and politics, to name a few.

Rather than build a test range for the new train in an area of relatively flat, open spaces, the 25-mile track was built in this heavily mountainous farmland west of Tokyo, requiring a huge span of elevated concrete, a truss bridge and numerous long tunnels.

That means the goblin shark is a "living fossil", an animal that has survived seemingly unchanged for a huge span of time.

Euro bills - tasked with representing a huge span of people, cultures and history - depict stylised images of windows, doorways and bridges.

This is a considerable difference and it should be noted that there is a huge span and some ECH patients in fact scored very highly (Range: ECH = 0.35-1428, CCH = 60-5096).

It's a huge developmental span".

Womad is billed as the World's Festival, as shown by the huge span of nationalities performing.

The huge span of the second act has proved the stumbling block for many Wagner conductors, and Gergiev doesn't quite bring it off, either.

Having guided the huge span of the first movement faultlessly to its shattering climax and profoundly unsettling close, Haitink made the two scherzos that follow all the more menacing by exerting restraint and keeping them rhythmically tight.

It's rich, deeply textured and all-encompassing, and the three massive climaxes that articulate the huge span – moments when the pulsing sequences that Adams assigns to his groups of strings, woodwind and brass come exactly into phase – seem more celebratory than apocalyptic.