Sentence examples for mass that it from inspiring English sources

One dimly remembered observation about the ancientness of the Mass — that it and its antecedents very likely go farther back into the human past than any other existing ceremony — began to haunt me.

AOL has now reached such a critical mass that it can easily sell access to its growing network, but portals like Lycos are deadlocked in a tooth-and-nails fight for eyeballs.

By the late eighties, thanks to the ubiquity of the home-entertainment revolution that had first given employment to Tarantino and his buddies at Video Archives, pop culture had attained such critical mass that it was beginning to show up on its own radar.

A brown dwarf is a failed star and has so little mass that it can't sustain nuclear reactions, so after its birth it fades and cools.

Does the added matter make it larger until there is so much mass that it collapses into a neutron star or does the added mass make it shrink even more since there is now more mass to hold up?

He likened the network element of the service to the Israeli startup Waze, which shares data from smartphone users to build up a map of traffic hotspots and achieved enough critical mass that it was bought by Google.

Here, we showed that the presence of P. syringae in precipitation is statistically linked to biological, chemical and climatic parameters of the precipitation water and the air mass that carried it.

When the river rose early Monday evening it was a swirling coffee-colored mass that swept before it people, shacks and pigs, goats and chickens.

Developing a reusable rocket is extremely challenging due to the small percentage of a rocket's mass that can make it to orbit.

"Once you do that in the mass that I did, it's forever.

It opened in 1928, a tiny place that would grow and grow, like a fleshy mass that squeezes everything around it.