Sentence examples for gigantic base from inspiring English sources

Landing at Al Asad Airbase in Anbar, he said, he noticed how much of the gigantic base, once home to 22,000 United States Marines, was deserted, with a population now down to 8,000, mostly Army troops.

The massive reef in the distance, perceptible in the dark, that gigantic base of my tomb so newly begun on the banks of the Tiber, suggested to me no regret at the moment, no terror nor vain meditation upon the brevity of life.

The headquarters of the 101st Airborne Division, Speicher is an "enduring FOB" — one of a handful of gigantic bases around Iraq to which American forces are being pulled back, as smaller bases are handed over to the Iraqi Army.

And yet Yahoo and its backers continued to tout the potential value to advertisers of its gigantic user base and audience, and its widespread brand recognition.

(We used Rotten Tomatoes data because it has not only public A.P.I.'s, but also a gigantic user base, with thousands of user-submitted reviews for even relatively small films.

With the help of a supercomputer, a state-of-the-art Zeiss star projector, an advanced laser system, a gigantic data base (in which the motions and distances of thousands of stars are catalogued) and, of course, the hemispheric Space Theater itself, the builders have created a marvelous celestial playhouse.

Curiously, WeChat hasn't pushed monetization aggressively despite commanding a gigantic user base.

Gmail would stay streamlined and optimized for its gigantic user base (hundreds of millions of monthly active users) while still keeping some of the more advanced features (now well hidden) for those who really needed them.

It hasn't added up to a gigantic customer base, just a few million subscribers.

The Bush Administration's war on terror, he said, was a gigantic misunderstanding based on a failure to communicate.

"We are on the threshold of a gigantic revolution, based on the wireless transmission of power", wrote the Croatian electrical pioneer Nikola Tesla, then in his 70s, in the 1930s.