Sentence examples for monumental numbers from inspiring English sources

The monumental numbers are rendered in a black stencil-­style typeface, and "the supergraphics are made even more striking by seeming to cast their shadows across the floors, creating a three-dimensional effect," Fawcett-­Tang notes.

But can the company sustain these monumental numbers in 2011, with no major competitor downfall in site?

After the Apple App Store began reporting monumental numbers, however, there was a significant shift; suddenly, those responsible with making the handsets tick wanted to be the ones vending the wares.

Which is getting up into monumental numbers.

On Election Day in 2000, CNN.com recorded 100 million page views, a monumental number at the time.

"When I look back on 9/11, it's an event that happened on one day in the monumental number of birthdays I hope to have in my life," he said.

Over the past week, however, his remark has come to haunt me again, as I attempted to parse a monumental number of recommendations on the topic of conurbations bigger than villages but smaller than cities.

She went home with a ceramic trophy and a monumental number of itchy welts.

The next you're awake and watching Jackson Pollock's skeins of white foam — his monumental "One, Number 31, 1950," a MoMA treasure, was a late-summer work — spread and dissolve on the ocean's surface as the sun begins its descent, a little earlier than it did a week ago.

That obliged the city to provide security and clean up the mess, which became monumental as the numbers swelled to more than a million by the late 1990s.By the early 2000s Berliners were sick of it, the youth scene had moved on, a court had said that the parade was not a political event after all and the founders could not afford it.

Such an effort is already proving monumental, as the number of displaced and affected is upwards of 3 million and what little infrastructure there was prior to Tuesday has been totally destroyed.