Sentence examples for immense circle from inspiring English sources

We could see the planes high up in the blue distance, specks coming around in an immense circle.

He will also be remembered by his beloved family in France, his many friends in Princeton, Cambridge and elsewhere, and an immense circle of colleagues, students, correspondents and readers throughout the world.

A hundred surfers are sitting astride their boards in the water, holding hands in an immense circle as a helicopter drops thousands of hibiscus flowers and rose petals on to the bay.

Red stoplights grow into immense circles.

A piece of an old boat is cheek by jowl with the funeral pyre of Patroclus.2 Vast inquiries sweeping in immense circles of ambiguity and doubt are clenched by short sentences rapped out with solemn authority.

The couple have a "social circle of immense variety", says Roy Foster, a former colleague at Birkbeck.

The effect of the great diffusion of Education within the last quarter of a century, is attested by the greatly increased interest which political subjects excite, and the immense extension of the circle within which they are discussed.

He enjoyed immense popularity in social circles, with his uncommon combination of charm, manners, and an intimate knowledge of how the other half lived.

The variety of imaginary sea-people, or "piscine humanoids" as they're known in cryptozoology circles, is immense in fiction and folklore.

Discoveries then recently made of mineral wealth in Western Colorado gave it immense pecuniary value in railroad circles, since, as the evidence tends, to establish the occupancy of the Royal Gorge of the Grand Ca non by one line of railroad would practicaly exclude all competing companies from using it for like purposes, except upon such terms as the first occupant might dictate.

Political sloganeering continues today – the art of transforming complex policy issues to four words or less has hardly been lost in the Twitter age – but it will have immense influence this year in tech circles as presidential candidates grapple with the vast changes that startups have created in the jobs economy over the past few years.