Sentence examples for on masse from inspiring English sources
"When that begins to happen on masse, then things will change.
The last free party I went to was in 2005, and the police arrived on masse and threatened to seize the equipment we'd carried across the fields to a spot high up on the hill overlooking Gloucester.
Also, if stars were turning on en masse 250 million years after the Big Bang, then how early in the universe's history did the first stars light up the darkness of space?
With Mr. Chambliss's work on the deficit, conservative activists turned on him en masse, she said.
An election is one of the few subjects pundits opine on en masse for which there is an unambiguous outcome.
When people arrived home from work and logged on en masse, the site would often fall offline.
The large, established, membership groups -- unions, lobbies, etc. -- have kept quiet about it, so their rank-and-file can't be counted on en masse.
They are out on bail, released en masse on April 13th, after the authorities declined to pursue charges of "picking quarrels and provoking trouble".
How has it taken so long for the CPS to realise they should drop charges – and why do so en masse, on one day?
Prior to 1997 it had always been the case that an employer could sack striking workers en masse on day one of a dispute.
