In "Austerlitz" (translated by Anthea Bell), the novel's protagonist, Jacques Austerlitz, learns that the brand-new French national library he is working in, the Bibliothèque Nationale, stands over the old Austerlitz-Tolbiac depot, an enormous clearing house "to which the Germans brought all the loot they had taken from the homes of the Jews of Paris".
The original Renaissance stained glass had been replaced with enormous clear-glass windows, but the Renaissance ceiling remained.
Manchester City old boy Rodney Marsh thinks "there is a possibility there could be an enormous clear out" at the Etihad after their disappointing end to the season.
Smokey's appearance on the horizon only adds to this nautical sensation: His trunk, sweeping from side to side, looks like the appendage of a giant sea monster, one enormous tentacle clearing the way for this kingly beast as he prances in on the tide.
The vivid colors and enormous crystal-clear picture were a worthy substitute for the cinema.
Dr. Davidsson began to play the Bach hymn "Gottes Sohn Ist Kommen" ("The Son of God Has Come"), and an enormous, bell-clear sound exploded from the gleaming pipes that soared above him.
In 1988, the Singapore courts undertook the enormous task of clearing their extremely large backlogs in order to facilitate Singapore's future development as an international business and finance centre.
In the world of those extinct, less sophisticated zoos, the effort required to contain wild creatures in cages made their enormous powers more clear; humanity, in confronting them, was both elevated and humbled.
Ridding Washington of Howard's enormous contract to clear room under the salary cap -- and most likely parting ways with Rod Strickland and his contract this summer -- will put the Wizards in decent position to compete for the best talent in the summer of 2002.
And that's just what they saw: a strong flash of light 1 meter away from the light source--a million times stronger than the original pulse should be at that range.This "enormous" effect is clear evidence of a precursor flash, says theoretical physicist John Klauder of the University of Florida, Gainesville, who studies precursors for the U.S. military.
During the typhoon, this investment paid off as we were able to clear enormous logistical hurdles and deliver 2,500 tons of critical emergency supplies to areas cut off by the storm.
