Sentence examples for vast affair from inspiring English sources
It will be a vast affair with visitors from 125 countries.
It's a vast affair, and in places it can feel too ambitious, spanning too many centuries and square miles.
Red Square is such a vast affair, a sprawling stretch of windswept cobblestone and towering cathedrals, that it is easy for summer's swarms of tourists to miss its small charms, like the round dais from which czars addressed the masses.
That memory merged with memories of the funeral, a vast affair in a big domed church that had once been a music hall: everyone in white, except for those of us who had come up from the city, and the women wearing pants (those who weren't were provided with wide linen napkins to cover their knees, for the sake of modesty, I suppose).
Her detailed account takes in the vast sweep of affairs determined in Paris, from the future of German colonies in Africa to the partition of the Ottoman empire.
With such a vast country, our "love affair with the automobile" should really be considered a necessity.
The spring spawning of coral on the Great Barrier Reef is a grand affair, with vast expanses of the Pacific Ocean turning red as millions of sperm and eggs are released, in a spectacle that is visible from space.
* "ART NOUVEAU, 1890-1914" had its debut at the Victoria and Albert in London and it's a very V & A affair: a vast assemblage of ceramics, jewelry, glass, textiles and furniture, along with paintings and sculptures, all to document the slinky fin-de-siecle Euro-American design movement.
It's a neo-Baroque affair, with vast amounts of gold leaf, a painted ceiling, and a Van den Heuvel organ.
He said, "There are a number of justices, notably Justice Kennedy, who have for years expressed great reservation about whether or not Congress' admittedly vast powers in Indian affairs go this far".
Regardless of how wrong the Palestinians are and how the extremists among them contribute to this sad state of affairs, the vast majority who seek peace still live a life of servitude, intolerable by any civilized standard.
