Sentence examples for vast crew from inspiring English sources

The vast crew needed, though, quickly overwhelmed him.

But the faultless, rubbery, propulsive groove constructed by this vast crew in nautical garb is Gorillaz's greatest revelation.

There is not a vast crew each dealing with one aspect – all this is concentrated into Gade's hands on the pit wall.

Come to think of it, it was a bit like Riverdance without the music: a vast crew of servers choreographing three courses — fixed price, $50 — with no stumbles or unseemly haste.

He arrived at Le Mans to shoot footage during the actual race that June (his insurance company squashed his plan to take part, co-driving a Porsche with Jackie Stewart) and then stayed on with his vast crew, a bunch of genuine Ferrari 512s, Porsche 917s and Lola T70s, and a gaggle of real-life racing drivers, including the Le Mans winners Derek Bell and Dickie Attwood.

Surely what kept them out was the fact that vast crews were employed to clean the tracks, cars and stations.

Crammed in to the hold of a ship, loose cargo in wooden crates would be loaded and unloaded by vast crews of dockworkers.

They came with a swagger, vast crews of radio journalists and around 700 fans paid for by the Angolan government, who gave their thanks with a large banner bearing a portrait of the president, José Manuel Dos Santos.

But the practice of TV commercials gets filmmakers in the habit of ease of production — huge crews and vast budgets and top-flight equipment and controlled settings, which are hard to replicate when making independent features.

As for his vast road crew... students of political esoterica may care to know that the Tory operatives have a whole badge system going on this election.

A Russian (or maybe Polish or Hungarian) tank, its crew looking young and nervous, is surrounded by a vast crowd of peaceful protesters.