Sentence examples for huge wellspring from inspiring English sources

Dead Funny is a brilliantly conceived project by Mains, who when he tried to revive the Pan Book of Horror Stories series some years ago discovered a huge wellspring of affection towards 1970s British horror by a generation now in their early 50s.

Born from this frustration (the start of so many stories of innovation, right?) Alyssa explained how Hipcamp has capitalized on the huge wellspring of support from campers, government agencies and parks departments to create the Access Land Coalition (see, accessland.org).org

Wellspring sold a range of financial products to 22,000 clients worldwide, promising huge returns for small down payments.

The worldwide outpouring of grief and aid since a huge tsunami killed more than 150,000 people in Asia and Africa last month has stirred hope here that the same wellspring of empathy can be tapped for what Professor Sachs called "the silent tsunami" of global poverty that kills more than 150,000 children every month from malaria alone.

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The wellspring of humanitas was Classical literature.

He's a wellspring of information.

Both provided the wellspring for Room.

Curiosity is a wellspring of innovation.

Huge, huge.

Closer by was a borehole, the wellspring to underground water.