Sentence examples for the enormous work from inspiring English sources

He began cutting away rock in 1916 and was able to unveil the head of Lee in 1924, but disputes with his patrons led Borglum shortly thereafter to abandon the enormous work, which was completed by others.

We often don't see the enormous work it takes behind the scenes to hold up in extreme circumstances.

The enormous work highlights the brute, unrefined 'beauty' of the logo; a depiction of aesthetics without particular substance or originality, something plain but universally and irrefutably pleasing.

Add to this a plethora of TV sitcoms which reinforce the pugilistic nature of parent-child relationships and we have a recipe for discounting the enormous work of 'parenting.'parenting

Then there is the enormous work force of the computer and electronics industries themselves, directly employing 4 million in the U.S. and indirectly accounting for an explosion in different kinds of jobs in millions of new companies.

We conclude that the experiences of the study participants were characterised by combined challenges related to the shift from a health-educator to a nurse-counsellor role and the enormous work burden, as well as a fundamental lack of confidence in the feasibility of the infant feeding component of the pMTCT programme in this local African context.

Despite all the enormous works covered in the aforementioned studies, there is still a missing gap, and the missing link is that there have not been concerted efforts to link maintenance decision policy with manufacturing policy.

Probably the most arresting thing about the world's biggest Lego store is just how many adult men there are inside – solemn, sometimes even suited, figures, shambling with a kind of morose dignity between the £400 Lego Star Wars Death Star and the enormous working Lego replica of Big Ben, clearly not buying anything for any children, clearly just here to look at all the Lego.

"The outpouring of concern about ALEC today is the result of enormous work and preperation behind the scenes by numerous public interest organizations and researchers and writers and journalists across the country," said Lisa Graves of CMD.

Michel said Abdeslam's capture had not come about by chance, but was "the fruit of enormous work" that had mobilised between 300 and 400 investigators.

The European Union, a 28-member-country group, falls between China and the US as an emitter and is also a signatory to the agreement, but each country must ratify the agreement itself, taking enormous work, Hollande said.