Sentence examples for from masses of from inspiring English sources
(In one macabre instance, a company proposed generating electricity with heat from masses of burning carcasses).
Other images of passing scenes conjure up a dark snowstorm, even a phallic shape emerging from masses of dark striations.
The performance of the city's schools will determine whether a chasm separates a privileged elite from masses of underemployed and unemployed.
The gathering of such information, known as data mining, involves the use of sophisticated computer programs to detect patterns or glean useful intelligence from masses of information.
Gravel or clay alluvial detritus covers much of the area and is formed from loose particles or fragments separated from masses of rock by erosion and other forces.
Enlarged from a china figurine of a terrier (a chimneypiece ornament), constructed from masses of flowers, it brims over with pure and unqualified goodwill.
A light breeze could transform it from mass of curls to unkempt haystack.
"That should make you stand out from the masses of Elvis-impersonating Flintstone Gladiator Firemen".
.officials attempting to administrate from behind masses of barbed wire, in heavily defended buildings, and.
The facade also draws attention away from the masses of dull brick and the bulky, blunt massing of the building.
