The phrase "a large vast" is not correct and is redundant in written English.
You can use it when trying to describe something that is both large and vast, but it is better to choose one of the adjectives.
Example: "The ocean is a large vast body of water."
Alternatives: "a large expanse" or "a vast area."
It's as if we draw a line, and we enter into the picture, and then what's characteristic of the haiku, it draws a big scene, a large vast scene — here it's dawn — and then it focuses in on a little detail, and that little detail is the little fish, and it says shirauo — and here, this is that one line, shi, coming all the way down here.
Algorithm genetic can contain a large vast of responses and find the best of them by receiving feedbacks from problems.
"Google is a large company with vast responsibilities, and those responsibilities are only likely to grow.
To a large extent, the vast amounts of money and other kinds of aid that China is believed to give North Korea fall outside the global financial system.
Mr. Hagee has a large following and a vast reach on radio and television.
There is a large garden and a vast sandy beach is nearby (bring your own deckchair).
Target stores devoted a large part of its vast retail space to Cars merchandise (even Cars-themed bedding).
Grace will also offer a selection of craft beers, a large wine list, a vast selection of spirits (with an emphasis on Irish whiskeys) and a menu focused on fresh seafood.
The public monuments uncovered include the palaestra (sports ground), with a large portico surrounding a vast central piscina (swimming pool), and thermae (baths), one of which adjoins the former beachfront.
Grappling with a large population and a vast land area, the government of the new state seated at the southeastern city of Lucknow found it difficult to address the interests of the people in the far-northern region.
With problems proliferating, from surging unemployment to crippling power and fuel shortages, it was perhaps not surprising that a large section of this vast underclass took to the streets for a second time.
