Sentence examples for for the voluminous from inspiring English sources

At times this season, all the working parts have needed a little more grease, although Hackett is full of praise for the voluminous playbook Testaverde has absorbed this late in his career.

The B.B.C. appointed a team to work on phonetic recommendations, so that announcers and commentators might practice getting their tongues round the elusive names of Brazilian, Bulgarian, and Russian players ("The Brazilian Olegario Toloy de Oliveira is familiarly known as Dudu, or Doodoo"), and the television networks were cleared out to leave vast daily spaces for the voluminous proceedings.

For a summary of the voluminous literature on the AUC, see Pepe (2003).

Joanna learns to use an old-fashioned Dictaphone and a typewriter (the agency scorns technology), and never, ever to pass on to "Jerry" any of the voluminous correspondence that arrives for him.

The language, approved as Section 586 of the voluminous military authorization bill for 2005, would prevent the Pentagon from changing its insurance rules for at least a year after Congress receives the pending study by the Government Accountability Office.

The extra feature I am most grateful for is the voluminous spelling and thesaurus program, which proves indispensable when searching for just the right word while revising chapters of my next novel.

For all the voluminous detail in the jobs report, it also answers basic questions: Are conditions getting better or worse?

American historian Christopher Browning, an expert witness for the defense, wrote a comprehensive essay for the court summarizing the voluminous evidence for the reality of the Holocaust, and under cross-examination, effectively countered all of Irving's principal arguments to the contrary.

Keeping secure, protecting the back office and the databases and stopping the bad guys getting at customer data is all about looking for anomalies in the voluminous stream of data that all the parts of a computer network spit out.

And as Safina notes, it is patently irrational for humans to deny the voluminous evidence that animals think and feel.

In searching for guests to fill the voluminous (870 Å) cavity of CB[10], we found that tetracationic calixarene 32 forms the CB[10]·1,3- alt- 32 complex in which 32 preferentially assumes the less stable 1,3-alternate conformation (Scheme 3).