Sentence examples for it massed from inspiring English sources

But not that clean, because you often see it massed in trees right by the edge of very busy roads.

The leaked, somewhat vague, announcement of plans to proceed with building is the diplomatic equivalent of what the Israeli military did last month when it massed tens of thousands of ground troops at the Gaza border.

Serbia is the larger of the two republics remaining in Yugoslavia, and the bombing came as Yugoslavia refused to withdraw troops it massed in Kosovo in response to an Albanian rebel movement.

A group in Brisbane, Australia, has applied for the record, claiming it massed 8,000 "zombies" last month.

On December 16 , 1944 it massed 29 divisions totaling 250,000 men at a weak point in the Allied lines, and during the early stages of the ensuing Battle of the Bulge, made significant headway towards the Meuse River during the worst winter Europe had seen in years.

It gives one pause that the Fed, with all its massed brain power, failed to anticipate even a little of the troubles of 2007-09.

The sentence occupies — overthrows is more like it — the entire first paragraph of "Striking and Picturesque Delineations," and its massed armies overrun and conquer every page thereafter.

In the last few years it has been a constantly evolving task deciding which character in Joseph Heller's novel Catch-22 the England cricket team and its massed corporate hierarchy most resemble.

"Pure democracy" is what some people are calling it -- massed, peaceful crowds of outraged citizens rising up, with cheers and chants and thrilling courage, to force an abusive leader from his perch on power.

He filled it with massed geometric patterns, danced by 48 non-professionals performing alongside his own company.

The bridge finally collapses, with both men on it, when a massed phalanx of assistant painters marches across it without breaking step.