Sentence examples for mammoth portrait from inspiring English sources

Steve Coll's mammoth portrait of Exxon Mobil, "Private Empire," abounds in empire-size figures.

Fassbinder's immersive epic is a mammoth portrait of a common man struggling to survive in a viciously uncommon time.

Once standing, it faced the mammoth portrait of Mao Zedong hanging to the north of the square.

The author of "Shakey," a mammoth portrait of the artist and lively exhumation of rock 'n' roll history, has shaped his book the same way.

Bookended by two man-made disasters — the Exxon Valdez oil spill in Alaska in 1989, and the BP Deepwater Horizon blowout in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010 — Coll's mammoth portrait of Exxon Mobil reveals the corporation's inner workings and vast influence, and abounds in empire-size figures.

Yet her focus is on the reluctant recruits of the Guddi, the dictator's "neighbourhood watch", which rallies supporters to a sports stadium to mark 18 years since the military coup that deified a nomadic boy – his mammoth portrait now hanging over the stadium "like a new sun, rays emerging from around his head".

Roving Mammoth – Mammoth Lakes, Calif.

What Crouse referred to as Apple's "braggadocio, his grandstanding, his mammoth ego" dominated the portrait in "The Boys on the Bus".

The wonderful portrait of a mammoth in Pech Merle cave reveals that early homo sapiens was fascinated by these marvellous creatures.

You need to smell the dank, hear the drip-drip of water, sense the massive darkness just beyond the lit pathways – and pinch yourself that here among these majestic underground rock formations an ice age artist created a portrait of a mammoth that has the power and truth of a Rembrandt.

Studio portrait photograph from a mammoth plate negative identified as Susan McKaypun McKan, an Umatilla Indian and wife of Donald McKay, a government scout involved in the Modoc Indian War, created by the studio of Thomas Houseworth & Co., ca. 1874.