Sentence examples for as a particularly large from inspiring English sources

Friday's demonstration was billed as a particularly large one to mark the end of 2010.

Friday's demonstration was billed as a particularly large one to observe the end of 2010.

Analysts at Daniel Stewart said: On the face of it, it appears to be bad news for 888; however we don't envisage Belgium as a particularly large gambling market.

On the C22 pass through the torus region the count rates were unusually high as if a particularly large disturbance had occurred.

Lennon picked out the transfer of Kenya midfielder Victor Wanyama to Southampton as leaving a particularly large gap in his squad.

I noticed his watch, which struck me as being a particularly large and fashionable piece for that area of the state, mostly farmland and Amish country.

Click here to buy a copy from Guardian Bookshop for £16; tapasrevolution.com This particular dish, served at one of the better traditional restaurants in Valencia, El Plat, is made with llagostins, a variety of prawn known scientifically as Penaeus caramote – a particularly large and meaty species.

Elphinstone was cautious however as Victoria was a particularly large ship, with two decks and the appearance of a ship of the line.

"I have stumps all over my district, and they are as big as day," said Mr. Vacca, pointing to a particularly large example in the Pelham Parkway section.

But the federal courthouse in Tucson handles a particularly large load, processing as many as 75 cases a day.

These days, Gov. George W. Bush shows roughly the same affection for Senator John McCain as he might for a particularly large and repulsive cockroach.