Sentence examples for do something vast from inspiring English sources

Ever since their 1995 single Da Funk first appeared, a pattern has emerged: Daft Punk do something, vast numbers of other people try and copy it, but by the time everyone else has caught up, the duo have moved on.

Even so, it was good that they were still made to do something out on the vast pitch every day… At their state schools they were not made to do any PE or sport whatsoever.

It's too early to wonder out loud whether this money will make enough of an impact, but if $100K can be raised for helping children, perhaps other companies will be inspired and do something on their own with their vast resources.

"Now all employers in the state have this new regime to prevent them from doing something the vast majority of them never think of doing," said Kenneth Adams, president and chief executive of the Business Council of New York State.

On top of this, games are vast input/reaction systems – you do something in a game and the world responds.

He might have done much more had he used his vast power and popularity to do something other than protect his own interests.

We wouldn't always sort things out, but the vast majority of the time we could at least do something.

The vast majority of Americans – the majority of gun owners – want to do something about this.

"The vast majority of Americans, the majority of gun owners want to do something about this.

Mr. Casteleiro said: "If you've known this guy, his disabilities are so vast, he has balance issues, hearing issues, mobility issues, he is not coordinated enough to do something like this.

In the vast majority of cases, trying to pick up a straight man involves getting someone to do something they don't really enjoy.