Sentence examples for enormous pull from inspiring English sources

The second raid had been in progress for about 15 minutes when, further down the line, the ground erupted in huge clouds of smoke and flame, and after the blasts came the enormous pull as air rushed into the vacuum.

Geology's Anthropocene Debate, Though scientists had known for decades that humans exerted an enormous pull on Earth's natural resources, geologists and other scholars pondered in 2015 whether that influence was so great that a new geologic interval, the Anthropocene, should be created.

We may dismiss the opinions of all sorts of counsellors and therapists, secure in the knowledge that their very multifariousness is indicative of their lack of overall traction, but psychiatry, dealing, as it claims, with well-defined maladies – and treating them with drugs and hospitalisation – exerts an enormous pull on our collective self-image.

And that West German society -- relatively prosperous, relatively democratic -- would exert an enormous pull on the East German population.

Flatscreen monitors with news and sport abound, with an enormous pull-down screen for big football matches at the bar, which is also open to the public.

If we got hold of Tyson and I was representing Lennox it would have given us enormous pulling power in the boxing world.

It's hilarious, of course, with tons of double-entendres and back-and-forths, and the couple ends up with an enormous pull-out couch that takes up all of their living-room space, but no baby.

3. Black holes end up having an enormous gravitational pull because there is so much mass concentrated into them.

Astronomers thus concluded that it probably was an asteroid that had been captured by Jupiter's enormous gravitational pull, rather than an original moon formed along with the planet itself.

Thereafter "Yeltsin looked more and more like a black hole: a giant star exerting enormous gravitational pull on everything around it, but coming to the end of its life, depleted of fuel and incapable of projecting light".

These iron emissions bore telltale evidence of the enormous gravitational pull of the black hole, something expected but never before observed.