Sentence examples for a mammoth structure from inspiring English sources

In addition to lamenting the loss of a museum that tells that story, he also bemoaned the possible stigma of a mammoth structure left abandoned over the highway.

Jon is part of an ancient order known as the Night's Watch who guard the realm from savage people known as wildings and other dangerous creatures that live on the other side of the Wall - a mammoth structure that divides Westeros and the frozen wastes beyond.

Formerly the House of the People, the Parliament building is a mammoth structure, a tribute to Ceausescu's megalomania.

A member of the management team at the condominium, a mammoth pillared structure on the beach in the Thai resort town Pattaya with attached tennis courts and pool, told the Guardian that apart from a Bangkok-based friend of Gui's no one had inquired in person or on the phone about his disappearance.

It is also because without an integrated health systems approach, the South African ART programme, heavily-injected with donor funding and potentially the largest in the world, would become a mammoth vertical structure of little benefit to the overall health service [ 3- 5]; which is fragile, overburdened and in urgent need of additional resources.

William J. Wilgus, the chief engineer for the New York Central Railroad, who came up with the idea of building the mammoth structure.

The mammoth structure towers over the bustling traffic on Bhulabhai Desai Road, previously Warden Road, and has been under construction for more than a year.

So shut up.  .

In France as elsewhere, there is great debate about the professionalisation of the sector, and the myth that surrounds this merry band and the mammoth structures they've created is today largely that – a myth.

The space station, for example, was initiated by President Ronald Reagan in the mid-1980's as an international program to conduct scientific and medical research in orbit and develop the technology for assembling mammoth structures in space.

State-of-the-art, Earth-based telescopes are now mammoth structures, with mirrors that exceed 30 feet across — devices that would have been completely unimaginable to Galileo and his immediate successors.