Sentence examples for enormous pit from inspiring English sources

Rings of jet-black earthworks were scattered across an enormous pit, an arrangement that might have been based on a blueprint from the Inferno.

Taking note, in the summer of 2008, of the country's obsessions with politics and accountability in government, Mr. Daniels and Mr. Schur wrote a pilot about a buffoonish but good-hearted city bureaucrat (Ms. Poehler), her imperious subordinate (Mr. Ansari) and a civilian (Ms. Jones) who seeks their help in transforming an enormous pit near her home into a playground.

In the early 1960's the city tore down buildings across the street from the bank to make way for the Atlantic Terminal urban renewal project, which, thanks to an endless series of commercial and political squabbles, remains an enormous pit.

They had to turn to the right, and then make ten or fifteen steps forward, but they got there so quickly that, losing their balance, they almost went plunging downwards: they were standing at the edge of an enormous pit, approximately three metres wide and five long, at the bottom of which they glimpsed Grigorescu as he worked, deliberately.

Some scientists said repeated ship channel dredgings and the gouging of enormous pits in the bay floor to provide landfill for the expansion of Kennedy Airport had, over time, disrupted the flow of water and the spread of sediment upon which the grasses depend.

"AmazonFresh is an enormous money pit, that's my opinion.

Outside is an enormous fire pit with large benches around it, from which to toast marshmallows.

Video footage released by the Kenyan military showed a gaping crater where a section of the mall's parking lot had crumbled, sending vehicles tumbling into an enormous, smoking pit.

The Olympic Dam plan would have involved digging an enormous open pit over several years capable of producing 750,000 ton of copper and 19,000 ton of uranium a year, but the economics no longer made sense following a 25 percent slump in copper prices over the past 18 months.

Amazon has slowly ramped up in this area over the years via its delivery service AmazonFresh, but it has not been able to widely scale grocery deliveries due to the logistics and economics (or "enormous money pit," more colloquially) involved with delivering perishable items.

Once that casting was determined, the script for the pilot episode was first written in the summer of 2008 revolving around her as a city bureaucrat seeking to turn an enormous construction pit into a park.