Sentence examples for of vast size from inspiring English sources
Real Madrid, an institution of vast size and presence in Spain, is still a member-owned club, like its great rival Barcelona.
Statues of vast size stood before the second pylon, one of which, now toppled and ruined, has been estimated to weigh more than 1,000 tons.
Images of vast size, rising up through two or three stories, are quite often seen in Tibetan temples, and their construction and dedication is considered a work of vast religious merit.
Now, while Germany is increasingly dependent on Russia for energy supply, a planned domestic energy reconstruction program of vast size is shapeless and disorganized to the point that friends of the chancellor call it her Achilles' heel for re-election in 2013.
Though, due to vast size of London, and its direct flight links abroad where charities may have field programmes, there are undoubtedly more opportunities in the capital.
Launching a national broadsheet in a country of the vast size of Australia was one of Mr Murdoch's biggest gambles on his path to becoming a global media tycoon.
Because of the vast size of genetic space, such studies cannot possibly delineate all genetic variants of a virus that might be transmissible after all, there are more than 10 different possible five-mutation variants of any given hemagglutinin (HA), which is more than what can reasonably be assayed experimentally and the vast majority will not facilitate transmissibility.
Speakers of English are rightfully proud of the vast size and variety of words in the language.
Speakers of English are rightfully proud of the vast size and variety of words in the language, she told The Independent, adding: "We have hundreds of words meaning 'drunk' – including 'nimptopsical' and 'swipey' – adjectives for every possible kind of shape, and verbs for every form of perambulation.
So far, the United States — in spite of or perhaps because of its vast size — has virtually no fast trains capable of moving swiftly enough over a long distance to compete with airplanes.
One hurricane expert, Jeff Masters, warned that the storm "stands poised to become one of the most damaging hurricanes of all time" because of its vast size.
