Sentence examples for then vast from inspiring English sources

Since then, vast areas of farmland have been abandoned, and much of that land has returned to forest cover.

Like an accordion, the 16-acre site was capable of appearing compressed and encircled one moment and then vast and beyond measure a second later.

Since then vast amounts of landfill, dumped into the sea, have expanded it by more than one-third, to 299 square miles.

He really made it big with a tour of the then vast Moss Empire variety theatre circuit, during which he discovered an old piece of sheet music in a Glasgow shop.

If this is the case, then vast resources can be preserved by not performing these calculations for the larger particles.

If the surveillance state has reached an industrial level of operations, and ever more secrets are being brought into computer systems, then vast troves of secrets exist to be revealed, already cached, organized, and ready for the plucking.

Beset by technical problems and endless script changes, the horror arrived on Broadway at a then-vast cost of $7m but shut after just five performances, scuttled mainly by the sheer weight of critical opprobrium.

Prior to this time, generally speaking, the then-vast areas of woods, meadows and salt and freshwater wetland (approximately 10,000 acres of city parkland -- another 7,000 acres of federal parkland were also mostly "natural" as well) were shown on park maps as "undeveloped land".

First book: "Today, then, three vast revolutionary pressures are intermingled".

Since then, a vast complex of buildings has been constructed at the site.

Since then, the vast majority of hitters who have faced shifts have similarly refused to change their approach.