Sentence examples for massive stretches from inspiring English sources

A century ago, the UK claimed dominion over massive stretches of Africa.

This barrier island off the south shore of Long Island has something for everyone, from the cocktail-fueled gay nightlife at the Pines to massive stretches of windswept beach can seem almost private and the mist-soaked Sunken Forest, one of the few remaining maritime forests on the Eastern Seaboard.

Published on Wednesday in the journal Nature, the study is yet another reminder that massive stretches of the world's coastlines, where most of humankind lives and works, will be inundated unless people erect costly defenses or curb carbon emissions substantially — though both are likely necessary.

Not a massive stretch, you might think.

Last month, he gazed out at a massive stretch of tumbled rock at the same site, now covered by a long, yellow-and-gray tarp.

Kate Winslet, as key early Mac collaborator Joanna Hoffman, is absolutely recognisable, and playing Steve Wozniak doesn't seem like a massive stretch for Seth Rogen.

"It even has the prophetic line 'Odds on it'll be Michael Jackson next.'" It wasn't a massive stretch to guess the Michael Jackson one though, was it?

But with Republicans in the House pushing instead for an overhaul of environmental protections of the delta, there are few immediate solutions in sight for the Central Valley, a massive stretch of land in the middle of the state that provides nearly half of the nation's produce.

Down's syndrome is caused by an extra copy of a massive stretch of DNA - a part or even all of chromosome 21.

Add to the general apathy the fears over security and data privacy then owning several hundred connected devices by 2022 seems a massive stretch of the imagination the way the current market is currently treating IOT.

A massive stretch of emptiness in the game.