Sentence examples for got mass from inspiring English sources

"White nose finds its way into a cave," Mr. Holliday said, "and by Year 3 you've got mass mortality".

It then got mass, nationwide exposure after a grand jury decided not to bring charges against the officers who killed Garner.

"We were entering an age where a number of things were happening at the same time – you've got cheaper air fares, you've got mass telecommunications, it was a different world in which people travelled much more easily," Roche remembers as she outlined one of the other key messages in her speech.

So we've got mass of new technology, access to Twitter, Facebook, we've got grass movements – I've just come back from Kenya, where you can criticise the elections but the groundswell of popular mobilisation around those elections, the information exchange, is really powerful.

The element of surprise extended to Sullivan himself, who expected lusty enthusiasm but got mass hysteria, and compelled him to institute a rule that, henceforth, anyone under age 18 had to be accompanied by an adult.

"Particularly in the last couple of years, when you've got mass protest happening on almost a daily basis up and down the UK..

So we haven't got masses of ground to make up, it's not four lengths.

"We've got masses of street artists, and some really beautiful work, but I won't say who they're by.

The information soon got mass-e-mailed to other parents and to school authorities who bless them for it laughed it off.

And then [one specific email list] and literally within hours of them sending it out, we got masses.

"We've not got masses of numbers but we've got a good 18 who can really compete.