Sentence examples for the vast work from inspiring English sources

The vast work of the Senate is done that way.

The vast work was conceived originally by John Cage, Cunningham's lifelong collaborator and companion.

Just skimming these is a good way of getting a quick tour of the vast work: "The Persians hate falsehoods and leprosy but revere rivers"; "The Taurians practice human sacrifice with Hellenes and shipwreck survivors"; "The story of Artemisia, and how she cleverly evades pursuit by ramming a friendly ship and sinking it, leading her pursuer to think her a friendly ship or a defector".

The economic benefits of this vast works program never flowed to most workers, because fascism doesn't look kindly on collective bargaining.

In his own day, Diderot was best known as editor of the Encyclopédie, a vast work in 17 folio volumes of text and 11 of illustrations.

The number of discrimination cases filed by city employees in New York has risen even as Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has adopted a far less adversarial tone than his predecessor did in dealing with the city's vast work force.

"Capital in the Twenty-First Century", a vast work on the past and future of inequality by Thomas Piketty, a French economist, has become the best-selling title at Amazon.com.

He pushes the lens through a vast work area that seems to be roughly the size of eastern Canada.

But I believe he was also disturbed and angry about the need for his vast work to be adapted.

The Chilcot report into the Iraq War is a vast work, 2.6 million words long, spread over 12 volumes.

William's vast work, On the Universe, is divided into two principal parts.