Sentence examples for as one enormous from inspiring English sources
Sixty-nine people, most of them members of five closely linked families, have been indicted on conspiracy charges that accuse them of cooperating as one enormous narcotics trafficker to peddle heroin and cocaine in Brooklyn housing projects, prosecutors announced yesterday.
Run, Fatboy Run (in which Simon Pegg runs the fictitious "Nike River Run") was dismissed by the Guardian's Peter Bradshaw as "one enormous ad for Nike".
Within walking distance of the Topkapi is a cluster of buildings and ruins that vividly conveys the sense of Turkey as one enormous museum.
The resulting system, called the Square Kilometer Array, because it will have a collecting area measuring one square kilometer, or the equivalent of nine football fields, would act as one enormous telescope.
Created by the frontman of Jane's Addiction, Perry Farrell, as a debauched touring spectacular of loud bands and counterculture, Lollapalooza has since set down its anchor as one enormous, annual affair downtown.
Finally, if you want to bring the impact of tectonic movement home to students, this article from The Day talks about how in 220 million years, countries as far apart as Chile and China could be part of one enormous landmass, as ocean space between Europe and America is shrinking.
As a result of one enormous journalistic error, women who report rape and the outlets that report on their stories will now be under extra scrutiny.
As Burridge put it: "One enormous vacuum developed.
As the book develops, we see all these children linking together, exchanging brushes, palette, pencil, baseball bat, book and set-square as they congregate in one enormous family, which now includes children not featured before: "Have I told you that America is made up of people of every kind?" How I wish he'd written that the world is made up of people of every kind.
Subduction-zone earthquakes operate on the opposite principle: one enormous problem causes many other enormous problems.
Andrew and that postcard came to mind over the weekend as I was thinking about the sense of helplessness so many ordinary Americans have been feeling as the nation is confronted with one enormous, seemingly intractable problem after another.
