Sentence examples for massive total from inspiring English sources

When one side makes a massive total, replies tend to follow a pattern.

He went to live in Basel, where he did a massive total of 27 productions, as part of his rejection of the polluted cultural heritage of Germany.

As with Licht, Stockhausen's cycle of seven operas, the visionary Scriabin wanted to create massive, total works of art, integrating light and colour with music and dance.

In 1994, Stewart Brand, the founding editor of the "Whole Earth Catalog" and an early, self-described dome "propagandist," called geodesics a "massive, total failure": Domes leaked, always.

West Indies will begin the third day on 184 for two - still 382 in arrears and requiring 183 to avoid the follow-on - after Andrew Flintoff, with another brilliant, formidable century, Geraint Jones with a perky half-century, and some disruptive lower-order shenanigans had taken England to another massive total before Michael Vaughan's declaration 35 minutes before tea.

What they all have in common is a massive total audience.

There they were thrashed 5-0, conceding some massive totals along the way.

The Australian skipper repeatedly shut England out of the game with massive totals, relentlessly snuffing out any prospects of an opposition win rather than maximising the chances of an Australian victory with enterprising declarations.

In a recent online survey for Onewedding, 21% of married women said that finding the dress was the most stressful part of the whole process and that the cost of the wedding outfit had accounted for 16% of their total budget, (a massive amount when you consider that the "average" wedding now costs almost £20,000).

Secondly, the massive and total support of the people in Jordan which has rubbed off on the players.

Palmer took the concept to a different level, with his numbers later appearing in a massive encyclopaedia, Total Baseball.