Sentence examples for huge complete from inspiring English sources

The looting of "any one piece of intact pottery represents the huge complete erasures of books and books and books that would have, could have, been written had the research been done," she said in a telephone interview.

While your goal doesn't have to be huge, completing an objective can boost your confidence.

The bedrooms spill out on to huge terraces complete with low sofas and cushions.

When the Astrodome opened, the first home run, by Mickey Mantle, was trumpeted by a huge scoreboard, complete with snorting bulls.

Visitors to Kaduna, a town in northern Nigeria where a number of retired generals live, cannot fail to be impressed by their huge mansions, complete with private mosques and satellite dishes bigger than many poor people's houses.

The Finzi-Continis have a grand house with a huge garden, complete with tennis court, and before 1938 an honoured place in society, but these advantages are as naught when fascism hits its terrible stride.

Each series of "The Killing" focuses as much on the fears particularly of immigrant minorities that the killing exposes as it does on the crime itself.The second advantage is something that Wahloo and Sjowall would have found repulsive: a huge industry complete with support systems and the promise of big prizes.

There's a huge bathhouse, complete with a set of private rooms and tall ceilings to allow steam to rise, all of it ventilated by a system of shafts that run for dozens of kilometres in every direction – sometimes a vast distance from the populated areas to trick potential invaders.

Seven other hotels where you can get away from it all in style Joanna Israelsohn Amangani, Wyoming, US The ultimate in rustic Ralph Lauren chic, Amangani's huge bedrooms, complete with remote-control fires, overlook the spectacular Wyoming Rockies, home to grizzly bears, and wolves and more names on the Forbes 400 than anywhere else in the US.

Enjoy the huge terrace, complete with a sectional sofa, a dining table, a high-def TV and, of course, killer views of the Strip.

Why does Alcatraz, a prison island, include a huge cavern complete with a clattering rollercoaster-like rail and perilous mining trolleys?