But before that there was another colossal failure to use the Panamanian isthmus as a locus of trade.The ill-fated Darien scheme in the late 1690s sought to create a Scottish colony in Panama to break England's trade dominance in Africa and the Indies.
The Hamilton Fish pool is colossal; it was used by the U.S. Olympic swim team for a training session in 1952, before they headed to Helsinki.
But before the next pitch, Papelbon picked off Holliday to end the inning, the kind of colossal blunder that used to be a specialty of the Red Sox.
Mr. Meek, who committed suicide in 1967, used colossal reverb, wordless voices, detuned instruments and other effects that turned pop hokum into grandiose, kitschy mini-epics.
The role of educating people about the colossal potential for the use of stem cell has thus proven beneficial.
Few composers nowadays use the colossal forces he favours with comparable dexterity, or communicate such an ebullient pleasure in creating a kaleidoscopic palette of tone colours.
Yet, despite the congestion caused by the colossal expansion in the use of the private automobile and the reduction in the number of tramcars, city transport has once more become efficient.
Shoppers can also badger the Big Seven into helping to stop the cull, whilst the supermarkets themselves should wake up, accept that they're part of the problem and use their colossal economic clout to become part of the solution.
Why do the scientists not use their colossal brain power, time and funding to prevent our probable extinction, coming soon to a landmass near you? "You're so naïve if you think the money saved would go in a more worthy direction," says Fielding, bleak as ever.
It's one of the few players that can afford to push out lots of products, see which ones really appeal and then use its colossal marketing budget to promote those devices.
