Sentence examples for a pretty vast from inspiring English sources

360 Cities has a pretty vast database of panoramic photos thanks to its vibrant community of photographers and travelers.

So it was a pretty vast conversation, very widespread.

The Internet is a pretty vast place (world wide, in fact), and can be downright daunting, no matter what generation you belong to.

"Norman Parkinson said that a camera can be deadlier than a bullet," Leo says, "and Prague is a pretty vast battlefield.

Although it's a pretty vast mountain and you walk it and they are walking it as well because there may not always be much to do, then you meet them.

SL: Wow, you know, the famous moments are thriller, it's really hard because you're looking at a pretty vast discography, thousands of records, I think a point that people don't know about our band is if you collectively put all our stuff on the table you're looking at five thousand albums.

I disagree with my esteemed colleague at the Telegraph who calls the Lisbon institution "small": it's pretty vast, with a collection containing everything from gorgeous Persian textiles to Old Masters (a ravishing Ghirlandaio portrait of a lady, for example) and an important collection of slightly terrifyingly anthropomorphic art nouveau jewellery.

While ABCmouse's audience and approach are targeted, the offering is actually pretty vast, like an ever-expanding book: ABCmouse now has over 7,000 learning activities that include reading and language arts, math, science, social studies, health, art, and music, with development steered by a board that includes teachers, academics and others, and several awards to its credit.

You think the students will relate to you quite easily, but actually, there is an age gap there that feels pretty vast.

He's got some pretty vast experience when it comes to working for a basketball organization.

"When I think of the financial potential I would have had, it was probably pretty vast.