Sentence examples for the great array from inspiring English sources

This account barely suggests the great array of events that take place in "Questions of Travel".

I am far more engaged in the great array of parenting activity in all its kaleidoscopic glory than my father was and I believe that I am, and he was, typical of our respective generations in this respect.

(As it happens, the great array of DG portraits in the council chamber at Broadcasting House – now complete up to Greg Dyke though missing the wartime leaders – has been removed, but Hall says he would like to reinstate them).

There was no moon, only the great array of the stars, with Jupiter outshining them all like a lantern hung in the dark sky; and in the stillness, the nightingale singing.

Public water-distribution systems were the essential element; the first large-scale example of a mechanically pressurized water-supply system was the great array of waterwheels installed by Louis XIV at Marley on the Marne River in France to pump water for the fountains at Versailles, about 18 kilometres (10 miles) away.

Lauding the state of the British press, he said: "Everything might not be perfect, but if we look at the great array of the newspaper stories published in this country in last decade there's only a minute fraction that are of interest to this inquiry".

Farms with the greatest array of microbes, including fungi, appear to be the most protective against asthma.

But it was Musharraf whose talk his fourth in as many years brought out the greatest array of armchair diplomats and the special pleading for last-minute seats.

But it was Musharraf whose talk — his fourth in as many years — brought out the greatest array of armchair diplomats and the special pleading for last-minute seats.

Though Lech and Zürs have the greatest array of four- and five-star hotels in Austria, one doesn't have to splurge on a palace like the Gastof Post (we only sneaked in for that schnapps).

It provides the greatest array of entertainment and information, on any subject, with any degree of formality, on demand.