Sentence examples for vast contacts from inspiring English sources

"The members are frustrated with baseball," said Donna de Varona, the Olympic swimming champion and television commentator with vast contacts in the International Olympic Committee.

As well as her vast contact book in the crime field, there is an ex-high ranking detective from the Metropolitan Police working full time for La Plante Productions.

Mr. Farber's vast contact list could prove crucial in raising the millions of dollars needed by the Denver host committee to showcase Senator Barack Obama and the Democratic Party in August in Denver.

In this vast contact region between the two largest South American biomes, the conversion of primary forest to soybean and pasture systems has led to the deforestation of nearly five million hectares since 1980.

While Newark provides the 64-year-old mayor with vast corporate contacts and fund-raising resources, Mr. James could run squarely into the bias of the suburban voter.

Many simply have no idea how to go about becoming a non-executive director, and for the vast majority, contacting a couple of headhunters is not enough.

Much depends on Lloyd's ability to exploit its expertise in insuring unusual risks, and its vast network of contacts.

He will need to draw on that experience, as well as his vast network of contacts, in his new role as the point person between the White House and Congress.

Perhaps Simon Jenkins or the Guardian could use their vast network of contacts and influence to secure a release for it before the election.

Her success also relied on a vast network of contacts, including the medium-level civil servants she often found most useful, and a bipartisan management style.

Sonsini's vast knowledge, his contacts, and his discretion made him the most sought-after lawyer in the high-tech industry.