Sentence examples for all immense from inspiring English sources
They are, first of all, immense; the Caterpillar plant in Winston-Salem, for instance, which will make gigantic axles for its mining trucks, is 850,000 square feet.
This survey of Takashi Murakami, the artist frequently called the Japanese Andy Warhol, has it all: immense, toylike sculptures; an animated cartoon that rivals Disney; and a fully functioning Louis Vuitton boutique selling Murakami bags.
This survey of Takashi Murakami, the artist frequently called the Japanese Andy Warhol, has it all: immense, toylike sculptures; an animated cartoon that rivals Disney; and a fully functioning Louis Vuitton boutique (Brooklyn's first!) selling Murakami bags.
Even these chimneys add to the overwhelming impression of the river's shaping omnipotence, simply because in their immensity they are fully in keeping with the scale of everything else down here -- the bridge, the barges, the cruise ships: it's all immense, as it must be to match the Mississippi.
To whom do all these immense eyes belong?
And now, against all the immense odds, she has succeeded.
Over nearly all that immense time - 4.5bn years - Earth's appearance would have altered very gradually.
I had nothing more in common with Winehouse – with all that immense talent and all those insistent demons – than a penchant for too much eyeliner.
All these immense battles, however, were subordinate to the supreme strategic aim of breaking the German military pressure that had been building up against the French army around the town of Verdun since the German advance early in 1916.
Of one execution, he wrote in the Daily News: "I did not see one token in all the immense crowd; at the windows, in the streets, on the house-tops, anywhere; of any one emotion suitable to the occasion".
A gentleman near the chair having said he thought he saw one hand held up against it, the Chairman put the question again, but the imaginary solitary dissentient did not appear in all the immense assemblage.John Bright, Esq., M.P., then rose, and his reception was most enthusiastic.
