Sentence examples for run vast from inspiring English sources

But - particularly in big cities - Catholics run vast social service and educational complexes: schools, universities, hospitals, orphanages and nursing facilities.

The desire for a once-and-for-all fix led Communist governments to take over and run vast "scientific" farms and collectives.

The team had run vast amounts of code through the sequencers, and had come up with around two hundred thousand individual snapshots of the virus, in the blood of the seventy-eight people, and had watched it mutate over time.

Inside the mine, Chris Sangster, a veteran mining engineer who has run vast mines in Africa and whose firm Scotgold bought Cononish last year, traces his finger along a pale band of quartz running like a spine down the mine.

The shadow justice secretary, Sadiq Khan, described the decision as a "humiliating climbdown which shows the danger of being overreliant on a private monopoly to run vast swaths of the justice system".

The fact that one could eventually run vast applications without any servers is equally transformational.

Now, it is rich countries that are running vast budget deficits.

Catholic missions ran vast cattle ranches and planted California's first citrus groves and vines.

Now they are powerful figures running vast madrasas that churn out hate-filled, brainwashed terrorists.

In Europe that should be countries such as Germany and the Netherlands that were running vast current-account surpluses during the boom.

After the second world war, Marseille gangs known as the "French Connection" ran vast illegal laboratories processing heroin coming in from Turkey and the east.