Tonight's program begins with the very first sonata, No. 1 in F minor, as well as four others, including No. 11 in B flat, a colossal work you almost never hear.
All of the Olmec colossal heads depict mature men with flat noses and fleshy cheeks; the eyes tend to be slightly crossed.
Beethoven's last two piano concertos are often considered opposites: the Fourth, in G major, is the cosmic one; the Fifth, in E-flat major, is the colossal "Emperor".
He ventures on to East Anglia's vast, flat factory farms, and finds, as colossal machines trundle in the harvest, that the sky is crammed with multifarious birds.
The flat backs of many of the colossal heads represented the flat bases of the monumental thrones from which they were reworked.
A well-off single man, he takes one of the bachelor flats near the top of a colossal new apartment block in an out-of-town development of five new buildings.
1790 color images from slices with different quality classes were acquired, using a flat panel scanner, from the hybrid cultivar 'Colossal' and 'Chinese seedlings'.
They brought in Greg Wylde, who has been a bit-part player for them - and not a particularly effective bit-part player - and Eric Djemba-Djemba, a colossal embarrassment before disappearing out of Glasgow with his reputation as flat as those caps he used to wear.
It got him a great job, a yuppie flat, even a grown-up female love interest (with a colossal blind spot about men).
The Chief Justice wore a diamond the size of a Colossal ripe olive on the ring finger of his left hand, and a triangle of flat diamonds as big as a trowel in his tie.
"The Army and the fire brigade here have been working flat out and have done an absolutely extraordinary job sandbagging properties and pumping away colossal volumes of water.
