Sentence examples for to masses from inspiring English sources

Out stepped the bride, barefoot and holding on to masses of curls coiled on top of her head.

He limited his public appearances mostly to Masses at the cathedral and rebuffed the escalating calls for his resignation.

Thanks to Google's access to masses of data from satellites, aircrafts and camera-fitted cars, users can see aerial photographs and street maps of virtually the entire planet.

"We better understand the cultural and behavioral differences, the diversity," which is increasingly important as advertisers seek "to talk not to masses, but to individuals".

Meanwhile, the grainy ground on which these images appear mutates from desert, to burning coals, to masses of humanity crowded together in protest or remembrance.

In several large paintings the men multiply, are reduced to masses of repeating calligraphic brush strokes and engage in ambiguous, vaguely contentious or sordid communal events.

In ninth grade I was on the debate team, and that's when I was first introduced to masses of people at tournaments.

And along Flushing Avenue in a formerly defunct Williamsburg industrial zone, weed-choked lots are giving way to masses of cookie-cutter brick condominium complexes.

The guns Wal-Mart sells today at knock-down prices to masses of customers would be the deadliest personal weapons in the world 1787.

His translation of the Bible into Arabic and his Arabic commentaries on Scripture made the rabbinic understanding of the Bible accessible to masses of Jews.

The challenge she faces now is how to sell the pleasures of old-fashioned storytelling to masses who hunger for more personal disclosure.