Sentence examples for colossal collection from inspiring English sources

"But Pan Am is a colossal collection of minimums".

Despite its colossal collection, it is refreshingly free of snap-happy tourists.

Bielsa's grandfather amassed a colossal collection of books and his grandson cultivated an unusual obsession with video footage.

But Pan Am is a colossal collection of minimums.... Pan Am's one effective aesthetic feature is its brutality.

It is impossible to assess Obama's first year without keeping front and center in one's mind what a colossal mess — or really what a colossal collection of colossal messes — he inherited from the Bush administration when he came in.

As the years accumulated, Her Book became a colossal collection, bulging with added inserts, photos and notes, and Eve carried this evidence of her existence, "her pride and her penance," for more than 50 years, ever homeless, depending on the kindness of friends and strangers.

You can also sample the colossal art collection of the Palazzo Pitti, the sculptures of the Bargello, the Museo dell'Opera del Duomo, the Accademia (as with the Uffizi, pre-booking is essential, because everyone wants to see Michelangelo's David), the amazing frescoes of Santa Croce, Santa Maria Novella, Santa Maria del Carmine, San Marco and Santissima Annunziata.

Today, most of these exhortations have to do either with the fabulous benefits that have derived from the Great Man-Made River Project, a colossal water-collection scheme under way in the Libyan desert, or those to come from Qaddafi's newest passion, the creation of the African Union.

As Tinterow told it, "Philippe looked up in the Oceanic collection" — a colossal first-floor space, which reopened last year and is still plenty lofty — "and thought, I can create more galleries".

It is just those sprouts that lie at the heart of a plan hatched by a group of tree enthusiasts to clone -- and then mass-produce -- a collection of colossal redwoods, some of which date to before the birth of Jesus and can soar nearly 40 stories, the tallest living things on earth.

The museum whose last renovation lavished space on just about anything chiefly that colossal, stupid atrium except its collections, of which only a fraction can be on view at a given time?