Sentence examples for the mammoth work from inspiring English sources

If recession in the eurozone leaves the UK in trouble, it should serve as a reminder of the mammoth work yet to be done on rebalancing our economy.

The mammoth work of Ambrogio Calepino, published at Reggio (now Reggio nell'Emilia, Italy) in 1502, incorporating several other languages besides Latin, was so popular that calepin came to be an ordinary word for a dictionary.

I've always been interested in peace processes and negotiating an end to conflict, but I never fully appreciated the mammoth work that comes following a peace negotiation to make that end sustainable and engage in post-conflict reconstruction.

So vast is the scope of this mammoth work of interactive fiction that each person who plays it may have a close to unique experience.

Other cellists give themselves over to the whooshing momentum of this mammoth work, but Mr. Rostropovich often pulls back on the tempo to form self-contained islands of lyricism.

She's a dreamy-sounding, inward soloist at the start, shaping the melodies with care yet propelling them forward – this mammoth work has rarely seemed so concise.

For some "sophisticated" New Yorkers, it was the in thing to do, going to see this mammoth work.

Attempting to unravel the intricacies of the patterns of dependence between such categories will be task of this mammoth work, but here a general point might be made.

This concert will present a section of Boulez's Structures along with pieces inspired – or shocked into being – by that mammoth work.

"He was a painter fascinated by abstraction but who dealt with figuration," said Barbara O'Brien, chief curator at the Kemper, where Mr. Brown's mammoth work "The History of Art," a series of 110 interlocking paintings depicting the evolution of art across a world spectrum, is on permanent display.

A Roman Catholic, Messiaen would no doubt have been even more impressed with the performance of his mammoth work.