Sentence examples for gigantic forces from inspiring English sources
The Hecatoncheires may have represented the gigantic forces of nature manifested in earthquakes and other convulsions or the motion of the sea waves.
Perhaps you didn't feel it at the time – the gigantic forces and thrusts that keep a plane soaring high in the clouds above us become imperceptible waffles to us down here on the ground; the catastrophic anal events that led to its grounding a minor blip among all the collective atoms of the universe – but it happened, and we were all alive for it, and it has changed us.
Perhaps you didn't feel it at the time – the gigantic forces and thrusts that keep a plane soaring high in the clouds above us become imperceptible waffles to us down here on the ground; the catastrophic anal events that led to its grounding a minor blip among all the collective atoms of the universe – but it happened, and we were all alive for it, and it has changed us.
Retreating by almost four metres a year, it is a gigantic force withdrawing from mankind's fumes and folly.
The Fire deserves to be a disruptive, gigantic force — it's a cross between a Kindle and an iPad, a more compact Internet and video viewer at a great price.
Their ascent is driven by another gigantic force in Brazil: social media.
Non-rhyming poetry is the majority of poetry out there, and also a gigantic force in the literary community.
My parent's generation, 50 years ago, still assumed that the capacity of resilience of the planet could not be exhausted and that human activity was negligible compared to the gigantic force of "mother nature".
Another orchestral piece, "Tevot," composed for Simon Rattle and the Berliner Philharmonic in 2007, is an existential journey for gigantic orchestral forces, a vision of the earth traveling through space that ends with another cosmically clangorous A major.
"H-P has such a gigantic sales force, and now that sales force can go out and promote RealSystem in those accounts," said Marty Roberts, the RealServer product manager.
In another 1995 story, "Heathen Technology at the End of the Twentieth Century," he writes: "So like gigantic nuclear-force wheels, the present sped into the future and the past carried garbage across the horizon.
