Sentence examples for gigantic space from inspiring English sources
Hence the speculation about aliens building some kind of gigantic space station.
No Man's Sky is a gigantic space exploration adventure, set in a persistent online universe populated simultaneously by every participating player.
Before, the pair had seemed simply part of the strange scene, in which the naked reclined on the formally suited, the young embraced the old, and a woman in an elaborate dress and tall feathered headpiece stood in front of the immense mosaic map that adorns the far end of the gigantic space.
While we always knew that the Doctor Who morality gods would decree that Clara would do the right thing by not killing the gigantic space flea that had been incubating inside the moon for hundreds of thousands of years, we were right with her in her dilemma.
Her ability to render mind-bending alien planets and gigantic space troll scrotums isn't much in evidence in her redesign of Archie and his pals in the all-American town of Riverdale, but it's a streamlined, modernised look that still feels expressive.
It was a gigantic space and it didn't feel cramped.
The 12 rooms overlook either the street and the gigantic, space-age greenhouse of the Kursaal exhibition centre or the peaceful interior patio.
And the business of the airfield's new owner, CargoLifter, is the development of giant airships, a means of transport few have taken seriously since the Hindenburg went up in flames in 1937.The time-warp feeling ends when a gigantic space-age dome, 360 metres long and 107 metres high, comes into view.
On Monday, the problem will be purely physical: how musicians can make themselves understood in the gigantic inner space of the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine.
His Brazilian pavilion for the Expo 70 in Osaka was equally experimental, suspending a gigantic concrete space frame in the air, balanced on the ground at a single point.
Like Punchdrunk's acclaimed versions of "Faust" and "The Duchess of Malfi," the new show — one of the hottest tickets of the London summer — unfolds inside a gigantic empty space, in this case 200,000 square feet of a shuttered post office building beside the Paddington train station — enough room for 600 theatergoers to roam around.
