Sentence examples for enormous desert from inspiring English sources

"I don't think Bush realizes the bottomless pit that these countries can be when it comes to aid and I don't think the Americans realize what Iraq is," said Mr. Coleman, 63. "It's just an enormous desert, and it's so poor.

Namibia, a country that's essentially an enormous desert, is one of the world's hottest new travel destinations, no pun intended.

It suggests an enormous mountain desert compressed to bonsai scale -- or a particularly huge Charles Simonds work.

The most extraordinary painting offered, estimated to sell for around $300,000, will be an enormous western desert painting, "Ngurrara Canvas No. 1". Some 26 feet wide by 23 feet deep, it was painted in 1996 by 19 men and women working on a canvas spread out in a remote part of the Great Western Desert in the state of Western Australia.

It sounds so completely different from anywhere else I've been: the enormous Namib desert with its towering sand dunes; Etosha National Park with its amazing wildlife and salt pans; the lonely Skeleton Coast and the spectacular gorge of the Fish River Canyon.

I kept imagining an enormous watery desert where Hemingway once searched the horizon for shimmering Marlin.

Our preview was lit by a full moon, encircled by a thin line of cloud in that enormous Northern Territory desert sky.

While some areas appear to have been inhabited more or less continuously since the dawn of humanity, enormous regions notably the desert areas of northern and southwestern Africa—have been largely unoccupied for prolonged periods of time.

To the west and southwest of the Islamic State are the Syrian government's forces, who have recently retaken enormous amounts of desert acreage from the Islamic State.

(The main stage at Coachella in the evening is one of the glories of concertgoing in America: enormous sound, ample space, desert air).

Found between the states of Durango, Chihuahua, and Coahuila, it is believed this expanse of desert contains enormous mineral deposits, which seem to generate potent electromagnetic fields that impede radio waves.