Sentence examples for the vast one from inspiring English sources
Der Scutt, an architect who designed several of the most prominent buildings in Manhattan — including Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue and the vast One Astor Plaza overlooking Times Square — died on Sunday at his home in Manhattan.
Renoir is a poet of the group; what takes place in the presence of the conspicuous attentions of groups is purified by the sunlight of collective wisdom (as in the small-scale revolution of "The Crime of Monsieur Lange," the vast one of "La Marseillaise," and the in-between one of "The Diary of a Chambermaid"), and the furtive is tinged with both illicit pleasures and dastardly motives.
One shows scores of women at long benches, checking the day's "matches" on table-top versions of the vast, one-ton machines (long since melted down) developed by Turing to test millions of possible configurations at speed.
When the team arrived home at Kabul International Airport on Thursday afternoon, the traffic jams put to shame the vast ones that occur when President Hamid Karzai travels by convoy through the streets.
They imagine I will pick the vast ones or the glamorous marble-clad ones or the empty serene ones.
He gingerly shifts the thing off his own head, onto mine, and then I move on to the durbar hall, where I take a seat on the vast carpet, one speck of color amid the blur.
THE story of the black freedom struggle in the United States is a vast one, a tableau of micro-universes that beggar simultaneous narration.
The space between the two main ethnic populations of Macedonia has, over the past weeks, seemed vast one moment and inconsequential or absurd the next -- particularly here in the capital city, where the two "sides" are divided by the Vardar River.
The Exhibition Road project is a vast one, creating a new underground 1,200 sq metre space for big, temporary shows.
Speaking at the vast factory, one of the chosen recruits, Lewis Stones, 26, describes a patchy working life before Siemens.
Like all Girl Scout troops, it has two adult leaders; unlike the vast majority, one of them is a man.
