Sentence examples for a vast facility from inspiring English sources

It is a vast facility with high, mud-brick walls topped by razor wire.

And Germans start having nightmares about the digital footprints of their lives stored in a vast facility in Utah.

The other men also wore the jumpsuits — except for the ones who wore navy polyester suits with stars — and they bunked alongside my father, in a vast facility that, much like a high-tech rabbit warren, existed largely under the earth.

Long a symbol of ill-conceived urban planning and environmental negligence, Rio de Janeiro's Jardim Gramacho dump is being transformed into a vast facility that will harness the greenhouse gases generated by the rotting rubbish and turn them into fuel capable of heating homes and powering cars.

Parents pay nothing except a nominal insurance fee of 12 euros a year, and the club covers the rest — salaries for 24 coaches, travel to tournaments, uniforms and gear for the players and all other costs associated with running a vast facility.

Most of the construction and development of Iranian nuclear facilities occurred after 2000, including the opening of plants to produce uranium gas, the first successful operation of a centrifuge cascade to enrich uranium, and the construction of a vast facility to house over 50,000 centrifuges.

From the north, wind whispered across the Dugway Proving Ground, a vast Army facility in the Great Salt Lake Desert.

Indeed, Globo's Projac production center on the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro is a vast $125 million facility that churns out programming at a pace and on a scale that rivals a Hollywood studio.

Deep in the Algerian desert, special forces lay in wait, encircling a vast gas facility where dozens of foreign workers and hundreds of Algerians had been held captive for more than 24 hours.

Lord's has unveiled radical plans for a £400m redevelopment of the ground which will take capacity up to 36,990 and include a vast underground facility below the Nursery Ground.

Former civil servants, schoolteachers and professors are among those attempting to block trucks bringing supplies for the construction of a vast new facility in and near the camp, to be used by American marines.