Sentence examples for mammoth volume of from inspiring English sources
To my surprise, I found only a few discoveries that I am sure are (or will be) transformative, a tiny number compared to the mammoth volume of research publications.
His criticism and occasional journalism fills four mammoth volumes, the latest of which he dubbed More Matter (1999) - an off-putting title which does no justice to the "farraginous" (a favourite word) contents.
The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror Volume 15 Edited by Stephen Jones 624 pages.
£4.99 Brothers Fausto and Felice Niccolini produced the first accurate reproductions of Pompeii's wall paintings using the then new technique of lithography in a series of mammoth volumes published in 19th-century Naples.
Some Rain Must Fall by Karl Ove Knausgaard (Harvill Secker) In the penultimate volume of his mammoth autobiographical series of novels, Knausgaard loses his father and makes his debut as a writer.
In recent years, a rabble of academics, led by Ehsan Yarshater, the founder of Encyclopaedia Iranica and the director of the Center for Iranian Studies at Columbia University, have been steadily compiling a mammoth twenty-volume survey of Persian literature.* An entire chapter of the first volume, published in 2008, elaborates on common poetic images.
Now the first volume of "The American People," that mammoth novel whose manuscript I had once goggled at, has at last been published.
He was commissioned by the BBC to write a mammoth five-volume history of British broadcasting, which he started in 1961 and completed in 1995.
THE Shorter Oxford English Dictionary, the scaled-down, two-volume version of the mammoth 20-volume O.E.D., just got a little shorter.
The museum's third exhibition of watercolors made in preparation for the mammoth, seven-volume text "Birds of America" is accompanied by videos, artifacts, and recordings of the birds' songs.
