Sentence examples for of large standing from inspiring English sources

The project was to consist of an array of large standing figures but was never implemented.

In contrast, in skin of women the septa of the subcutaneous connective tissue are thin, perpendicular to the surface resulting in formation of large standing fat-cell chambers.

Qutaybah was granted the governorship of Khorāsān (now part of Iran) in 704 by ʿAbd al-Malik and thus came into the command of a large standing army of about 50,000 Arab troops.

Fifty years of hindsight would certainly suggest that Eisenhower was right: the dangers of a large standing army co-existing with a permanent arms industry has made its influence felt in every American conflict since, from Vietnam to Desert Storm to Afghanistan and Iraq.

Since the creation of the national security state and the establishment of a very large standing army following WWII, when the U.S. emerged as an international power and policeman, this Constitutional history seems anomalous.

First of all, it's rather large, standing at least 100 feet tall.

So large standing screens of thin wood woven in soft wavelike patterns can be deployed as shutters, as they were for the second half of each concert on Thursday through Saturday, and also for the first half on Saturday.

Our analysis also confirmed a large standing stock of phenotypic variation in development time on which selection might act (Barrett and Schluter 2007) in all populations that we examined (Coast, Coast Range, Willamette Valley, and Cascades).

He made a good early joke: "My favourite recollection of the House so far is that, within the first five minutes of my sitting on one of these benches I turned to one of the largest standing members of my Party and said to him, looking at the Government benches, 'After 13 years it must be wonderful to be sitting on this side.' He replied, 'It is wonderful.

There is a strong tradition in the United States of civilian control of the military and of concern about the presence of a large standing army.

People like to think of Wagner as a lot of large people standing around and singing loudly, and they are not mistaken.