Sentence examples for biggest ever built from inspiring English sources

When it debuted, it was among the biggest ever built, with 64 horses and 2 chariots arranged in 4 lanes.

The main Olympic stadium at Homebush, the biggest ever built, has already played host to several sporting spectaculars, and is intended to be Australia's most advanced recreation centre for decades to come.

At the very least, this magnificent machine — the biggest ever built, and quite possibly the most picturesque (rating a photo spread in Vanity Fair) — is expected to blast into existence the Higgs boson.

George's collection of mathematical and scientific instruments is now housed in the Science Museum, London; he funded the construction and maintenance of William Herschel's 40-foot telescope, which was the biggest ever built at the time.

Have you ever lost a treehouse to bad weather? A. One of the biggest we ever built was in San Diego County, and the owner lost it in the wildfires.

It's the biggest steamboat ever built, people who know about such things swear, and when it's floating on the Mississippi, one of the biggest rivers ever built, something just feels right about the world.

The biggest truck ever built was for the Boulder Dam project, it can carry almost 40 tons of dirt.

Some fifty years later, the camp remains far and away the biggest thing ever built on — or, really, under — the Greenland ice.

The Costa Concordia, the biggest ship ever built in Italy, was scheduled to call at Savona, Marseille, Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca, Cagliari and Palermo, in what the cruise publicity had promised would be a voyage infused with the "scent of citrus fruits".

The vast but shadowy web of transmission lines, power generating plants and substations known as the grid is the biggest gizmo ever built, moving electricity over thousands of miles -- from nuclear power plants to bathroom wall plugs -- and is one of the most powerful symbols of the connectedness and convenience that pervade the culture.

Assembly work on the biggest ship ever built for the Royal Navy is nearing completion at Rosyth, in Fife.