Sentence examples for a vast confluence from inspiring English sources
Bryan Shuman Laramie, Wyo., Aug. 29, 2008 To the Editor: Re "Framing Goals, Obama Takes the Fight to McCain" (front page, Aug. 29): The Democratic National Convention in Denver was not only a spectacular and colorful sea of humanity but also a vast confluence of the American diversity that epitomized the ideals for which America stands.
It's a whole set of technical feats all coming together in one vast confluence and therefore arguably a solution in search of a problem rather than a thing the world is crying out for.
As company CEO Dave Link sees, we are seeing this vast confluence of technology influences coming together very quickly.
At the confluence into Lake Balkhash, River Ile forms a vast delta area of about 8 km2, which is the only preserved delta in Kazakhstan.
Yet somehow the republic kept experiencing what Lincoln called "a new birth of freedom," thanks only partly to the fortuitous confluence of two oceans' protection, a vast continent's ever-alluring frontier and unending streams of aspiring immigrants.
16 rue Casimir Périer, facebook.com/pages/Ti-Amo-Maria Canal flea market in Villeurbanne Recommended by Nicolas Dupont, Musée des Confluences Villeurbanne is a city that borders Lyon, and the flea markets cover a vast space with antique shops and second-hand dealers.
It is a vast organisation.
A vast, well-groomed complex of 171 buildings, Parkchester has only recently emerged from decades of decline involving an unsuccessful conversion from rentals to condominiums and a confluence of other problems.
