Sentence examples for this vast span from inspiring English sources
The opera skips lightly over this vast span, touching on her early work in Melrose Plantation's cotton fields and the beginnings of her painting career, encouraged by the plantation's artistically minded owner.
What little fossil-bearing rock exists from this vast span of time is dominated by marine strata along the west coast.
Radiometric dating also helped geochronologists discover the vast span of geologic time.
Beethoven could be notoriously unkind to singers and the vast span of Die Ehre Gottes aus der Natur pushed him a bit in his upper registers.
The combined resonance of the BBC National Orchestra of Wales and the BBCNOW Chorus, in the splendid Brangwyn Hall acoustic, made an undeniably strong impact, with conductor Grant Llewellyn handling the vast span with instinctive sympathy.
The greatest interpreters make you believe you are encountering even the most familiar work for the first time, and Zimerman offered exactly that kind of journey of discovery through the vast span of the Brahms concerto.
It opened the eyes of educated readers to the vast span of geologic time, and was the beginning of the end for the belief that all creation dated back just 6,000 years to the Garden of Eden.
It's repertoire in which Valery Gergiev can be irresistible and there are great swaths of these symphonies – in the vast span of the Fourth and good portions of the Fifth especially – when his intensity and that of the Mariinsky Orchestra become just that.
Despite a family resemblance, there is considerable stylistic variation across the vast spans of time and space that produced the figurines.
Periodically, in the vast spans of time that have preceded us, our planet's living beings have been purged by planetary catastrophes so extreme they make your typical Ice Age look like the geological equivalent of a stroll in the park.
Some Sony Reader fanboy might, just might get excited to see a red Sony Reader pics in the vast spans that is the Internet.
