Sentence examples for making a vast from inspiring English sources

He served as the "draughtsman" for the Macartney Expedition to China, 1792-1794, saining in the Hindostan, and making a vast number of sketches.

For one thing, the man once attacked as the greatest living threat to the American way succeeded in making a vast amount of money.

He has been a part of the city's landscape since 1973, making a vast fortune with winning teams and by threatening to leave.

"I wanted to make something that could do that". Mr. Hawkinson, 44, has spent the past two decades making a vast variety of things -- sculptures, collages, room-size installations--that do many things, often as surrogates of the artist.

In making a vast range of primitive custom appear intelligible to European thinkers of his time, Frazer had a wide influence among men of letters; and, though he traveled little himself, he was in close contact with missionaries and administrators who provided information for him and valued his interpretation of it.

Referring to the 29% of voters who TNS identified as still being undecided, an unusually high number this close to an election, Murphy added: "I know those people are people who have traditionally voted Labour and we're making a vast effort talking to them each individually.

Further assistance of a substantial character would make a vast difference in the immediate prospects.

Taken on their own, these initiatives may not make a vast difference.

In this respect, the ice bucket challenge has already undoubtedly made a vast difference.

"How you show people prices makes a vast difference," says Carlee Joe-Wong '12, a graduate student working with Chiang.

The firm urgently needs a clear strategy for the broader group, which makes a vast array of increasingly unprofitable gadgets.