Sentence examples for its massed from inspiring English sources

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.

The album track "Graveyard" is ultimately uplifting, its massed "Bring them all back to life" chorus an act of remembrance.

Its heady aroma drifted my way, its massed clusters of large white flowers a spectacle to behold.

To its massed enemies in the anti-globalisation movement, the WTO is the home of free-trade zealots.

No camera could do justice to the finale of "Diamonds," with its building, coolly glittering climaxes and its massed dancers in white classical dress.

But whatever: as the song tumbles to its climax and massed voices assure us that "we're gonna get it together", you can hear the stuff of assured international success.

Three years later, Given to the Wild proved to be a major turning point, its soaring melodies, massed vocals and lyrical themes of love and ageing providing a culmination to their obsessive experimentation.

In the 1950s the flower show seemed to turn its back on massed ranks of azaleas and begonias, as green-leaved indoor plants offered a visual relief from the 'blaze of colour' traditionally associated with Chelsea.

It is also symbolic of the unity of the nation and of its perpetuation through the massed ranks of young women.

It drew on the inherent beauty of massed strings, but in its best moments it was animated and full of surprising turns.