Sentence examples for though vast from inspiring English sources

Before large-scale mining could begin though, vast areas of designated reservation land shared between the Navajo and Hopi had to be cleared.

Though vast, it is little known in the United States.

Then and now, the city, though vast, is made up of many small, "virtually self-sufficient" neighborhoods.

Promotion of the facility makes it seem as though vast sums of money have been expended on the premises.

With such a big urban area already built up, though, vast construction projects have a progressively smaller impact on the economy.

Unemployment has gone from virtually nil (though vast hordes were employed to do pretty well nothing) to a good 10% across the board.

More importantly, though, the vast majority of migrants come here to work, and do just that.

The bed, though, is vast - the most comfortable of the week.

His challenges, though, remain vast, not least in choosing new figures as foreign, interior and justice ministers.

As artists, though, the vast majority seem incapable of doing anything but overselling, something that the company's technical base of Lester Horton technique tends to reinforce.

The day I visited, though, his vast studio space in Stroud seemed eerily empty, save for a gaggle of multi-coloured skeletons that stood sentinel at one end.