Sentence examples for monstrous length from inspiring English sources
Instead Littell simply gives us a monster talking at monstrous length about his monstrous deeds, encouraging us to write off Nazis as cartoonish madmen... Aue's own remarks tend to be insufferably pompous ("Doctor, I suffer from only one disease, sexually transmissible and irremediably fatal: life"), while those of associates tend to devolve into raw, anti-Semitic rants.
They've built all kinds of incredible stuff for this show, from a monstrous treadmill that runs the length of the stage, to a dynamic waterfall wherein each drop is independently controlled to rain images of flowers and birds down from the bigtop, to a dress covered in flowers that subtly bloom to life.
The maximum size of these monstrous fish is up to 3.3 m in length 4.2 m across the fins and up to 2300 kg in mass.
Then Garcia birdied three of his final four holes in regulation, and he sealed the victory with his final birdie at the monstrous par-5, 663-yard No. 18, where his length gave him a huge advantage over Toms.
Captured at around the age of 12, she was marched to the African coast and branded, "a finger's length above my right nipple," before embarking on the monstrous Middle Passage.
Take Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, whose monstrous 1080p HDTV is the largest in the world at 160ft in length and weighing in at 600 tons.
If Thomas's testimony was factual, it necessarily follows that Hill (whatever her motives) perjured herself spectacularly and at length, and that she did so, moreover, in furtherance of a monstrous conspiracy to subvert a constitutionally prescribed process.
So it surprises people to learn that the volume of these normally tiny cells can differ by as much as 10- to 10-fold, from the tiniest 0.2 μm cells of the Pelagibacter SAR11 clade that fills the oceans [ 1] to the monstrous genera Thiomargarita and Epulopiscium in which some species measure over 600 to 700 μm in length or diameter and are visible to the naked eye [ 2- 4].
Beggar girl, monstrous child.
