Sentence examples for great blocks of from inspiring English sources
Yet digital publishing is weakening its monopoly.Publishers who were in at the beginning got great blocks of ISBNs.
I like to cover great blocks of books: all the Martins, all the Cornwells, all the Jameses.
The Red Sea lies in a fault depression that separates two great blocks of Earth's crust Arabia and North Africa.
From Latin writers it has long been known that there were in Rome great blocks of flats or tenements to which the term insulae was applied.
Inveterate travelers, Fritz and Charles covered the globe more than once and spent great blocks of time in Asia, Africa and--particularly--in Europe and Morocco.
Eggers has done a remarkable job of approximating the voice of Deng, turning great blocks of fact into the lost boy's own story.
On one of the boarded-up, ruined terraces in Toxteth stands a great block of granite.
At Jameson's Drift it enters the wide, open Tugela Trough, at the eastern end of which it cuts deeply through a great block of sandstone to issue onto the coastal plain.
But this great block of military power was soon split by imperialist ambitions, and the Boeotian League itself destroyed Orchomenus (364) and intervened in the Achaean League (366) and Arcadian League (362).
The 14-line poem, a meditation on the impact of the finding of Richard's remains, includes the line "grant me the carving of my name" – fulfilled in the inscription on the coffin made by Richard's 16th great nephew, Ibsen, and the dark limestone surround of the great block of Swaledale stone that will become his tomb.
