Sentence examples for large scale people from inspiring English sources
It speaks to our souls in a way that no other art form can. People had been glamorous before, but it was the first time on a large scale people got to see these young, black people from the inner city of Detroit being glamorous.
In large scale, people throw away the cigarette stub on the street, they make non smokers feel uncomfortable, smoke is pollution, and big business too.
We're back to a time now, where on a larger scale, people can say something again.
On a larger scale, people like Lupe Fiasco, Zain Malik and Yasiin Bey (aka Mos Def) show us the potential that can be reached.
In 1966, an agreement was struck between the prince and the Chinese, allowing the presence of large-scale People's Army of Vietnam (PAVN) and NLF troop deployments and logistical bases in the eastern border regions.
When 92 people died near Agadez last September after their vehicles broke down in the Sahara, Niger's authorities promised to stamp out large-scale people-smuggling.
It could be anything from a non-disruptive protest in the parking lot to a strike by the toll-takers or even a large-scale, people-powered forced closure of the bridge, bringing rush hour to a screeching halt.
Valium was, significantly, one of the first psychoactive drugs to be used on a large scale on people who were basically fine.
Robin Marantz Henig's assertion ("Valium's Contribution to Our New Normal," Sunday Review, Sept. 30) that Valium "was one of the first psychoactive drugs to be used on a large scale on people who were basically fine" is wrong and insulting.
Since DP is a whole new paradigm on such a large scale scenario, people who don't trust one the mechanism can opt out right from the device's settings [31].
Asked to give an assessment of Shah in 1973, J.G. Bennett said that Shah was doing important work on a large scale, "stirring people up very effectively all over the place, making them think, showing them that modes of thought that appear to be free are really largely conditioned".
