Sentence examples for vast about from inspiring English sources

The four-walled court, or trinquet, is vast, about 60 metres long and can hold 1,000 people, which it often does when the faithful turn out for a big match.

At Sympathy, a Lilliputian, cozier pink-walled shop in the East Village, the list is as vast — about 150 varieties, from oolong to mate to rooibos — as the shop is tiny.

Good as Antony Sher is in the current revival, there is something disproportionately vast about both Adrian Noble's production and Anthony Ward's design: a picaresque fairytale has been turned into a gargantuan spectacle.

Discovering their love for one another, therefore, is also a process of discovering something vast about themselves and the homophobic world they live in.

It has raised local, national, and world consciousness about vast discontent, about failing national and global economic systems, and about the astounding gap in wealth, effectiveness, and life chances between the 1 Percent and the 99 Percent.

He can bring about vast changes to school governance.

The movie is well organized thematically, with an emphasis on vast changes brought about by small groups of women.

But some substances are so potent that a minute quantity can bring about vast changes in the body.

"I now know vast amounts about the Dreyfus affair, I know vast amounts about vitrines in Paris at the turn of the century and I know more than I could ever want to know about about nazi bureaucracy in 1938.

The vast majority, about 91 percent, of its hourly employees now work outside the United States.

With its vast extension about to open, Tate Modern has a lot of space to waste.