Sentence examples for mammoth reality from inspiring English sources

A three-bedroom house that sold for $225,000 in 1994 could easily fetch $700,000 today, a tripling of value in less than a decade, according to Jon Buccowich, the owner of Century 21 Mammoth Reality.

Foytlin described another way that the pipeline impacts water where she lives, one that is particularly significant in the new reality of mammoth hurricanes and extreme weather exacerbated by climate change.

It's now up to mobile developers to make the mammoth promise of deep links a reality.

"With researchers working on ways to clone mammoths, the same technology certainly could make human cloning a reality".

Dr Zuk went on to say: "With researchers working on ways to clone mammoths, the same technology certainly could make human cloning a reality".

In reality, many surrogates would be needed before a successful baby mammoth was born.

The sad reality was that Dundee United's players were exhausted after such a mammoth effort during the season, with mental tiredness also entering the equation after the events of Hampden Park.

Some cave paintings show woolly mammoths with small or no tusks, but it is unknown whether this reflected reality or was artistic license.

During the same period (roughly the third quarter of the nineteenth century), increasing archaeological evidence confirmed the reality of "Ice Age" man as a contemporary of now extinct animals such as the mammoth and woolly rhinoceros.

The League of Extraordinary Gentleman series began in 1999 and has become a mammoth, sprawling beast of a book that happily mixes fictional and imagined history with versions of our own reality.

Georges Cuvier had argued for the reality of extinction in the late 1790s based on his analysis of fossils of mammals such as mammoths.