Sentence examples for a string of enormous from inspiring English sources

Stabiae, to the south of Pompeii, was not a town but a string of enormous luxury villas stretching along the coast, their remains now contiguous with the port town of Castellammare di Stabia.

Roivant Sciences, a three-year-old, Basel, Switzerland-based company aiming to one day be a giant holding company for dozens of independent biopharmaceutical companies, has raised $1.1 billion in equity led by the SoftBank Vision Fund — making it the latest in a string of enormous bets by SoftBank, and putting the young outfit more squarely on the radar of the tech world.

Her pale cheek against his cheek, she murmurs to him and a string of his enormous tears runs onto her face and she wipes it away and says something in Spanish that makes him laugh.

Embarrassing though a string of salacious revelations has been, this is no replay of the enormous meltdowns in America at Enron or WorldCom.

Mr. Ware, a tenor saxophonist with an enormous tone and burning seriousness, has made a string of coherent, sensible records with original material and well-chosen standards.

At the beginning she descended from the ceiling, wearing something like a string of feather boas and a solar-system headdress, standing atop an enormous shiny skull.

A string of agencies started up after the second world war and fed the enormous appetite for black and white magazine stories that showed France being rebuilt.

After soaking up enormous pressure, Cas drew level when Thompson bashed through a string of tackles to romp over after picking up on Craig Huby's ball and Jamie Ellis kicked the conversion to level.

"Given that voters aren't going to see a string of debates," Mr. Baldassare said, "the debates that do take place may have just enormous consequences".

For rorbuer by definition perch beside the water, but since the Lofotens are a string of mountains that rise right from the Norwegian Sea, many of the cabins also sit beneath enormous granite towers.

The Stones would go on to enjoy enormous success in the U.S. during the second half of the 1960s, buoyed by a string of hit singles and albums, and with fan excitement fueled by a series of riotous performances.