Sentence examples for along the massive from inspiring English sources

Alcatraz is not equipped for art installations, let along the massive ones Ai favors.

WHEN late-winter temperatures break 32, the Park Avenue railroad viaduct calls to mind a weeping statue of a saint, teardrops of meltwater dripping from the battered stone along the massive walls, which extend from 98th to 111th Street.

"What is needed now is for work at Hinkley Point C to get under way as soon as possible, as this will unlock extensive opportunities along the massive supply chain required, and will benefit sectors including construction, industrial, offices and hospitality".

The failure shows as collapse and slide of active layer along the massive ground-ice surface.

A combined AT&T-Time Warner could pass along the massive acquisition costs, which include billions of dollars in Time Warner debt, to consumers, just as AT&T did after acquiring DirecTV.

We have entered the age of Endless Conversations -- thoughts, messages, links, photos, video, SMS -- all carried along in the massive social river -- to be discovered, shared, commented upon, curated, stored, analyzed, and more.

I find it hard to believe that any of the mild-mannered, stability-loving conservative Iowans who told me they want to put a constitutional conservative in the White House really favour junking hundreds of years of prior constitutional interpretation and reinterpretation along with the massive, interlocking system of institutions that has evolved along with them.

It is likely that the bergs were carried eastward along with the massive production and outflow of Arctic sea ice.

The expansion of tourism, along with the massive irrigation and housing projects undertaken since 1978, have contributed substantially to the growth of the construction industry.

And yes, she says, December is wonderful here at the icy center of Christmas in New York, gliding along under the massive boughs of the illuminated tree.

These investors, along with the massive oil-rich sovereign wealth funds (think of the $330bn Norwegian pension fund and United Arab Emirates $750bn fund), are seeking the best returns they can and will stop at almost nothing to win big.