Sentence examples for vast forum from inspiring English sources

Originally a Phoenician settlement, Leptis Magna swelled into a metropolis during his reign (A.D. 193 to 211), complete with triumphal arches, a vast forum, innumerable inscriptions, and an amphitheater seating 50,000.

An ESPN boxing writer, a man with a vast forum and highly influential voice, chose to use Frampton's message as a platform to attribute blame to Blackwell's trainer, Gary Lockett, and referee Victor Loughlin for the boxer's injury.

I previously wrote for a different, smaller-scale blog, and I am thrilled to have the chance to express myself here, in such a vast forum.

After the Games, Mr. Herzog and Mr. de Meuron hope to transform the building into a vast public forum and a visual anchor for the community.

Just four months later his Rome, covering at least five acres, has a vast Republican Forum of majestic temples fronted by mammoth columns.

That combination of a bold formal language and a subtle feel for context continues inside, where the interior is conceived as a vast public forum whose centerpiece is the automobile.

Finally, those that engage explicitly in the discussion forums are often higher-performing than those that do not, although the vast majority of forum participants receive "failing" marks.

The forum "convenes a vast array of institutions and leaders and has the potential to create new partnerships that will make a very real difference for people and communities in need around the world," said John J. DeGioia, the president of Georgetown University.

As n company founder I can attest to this: When my as-yet-unformed-startup held its first blogging conference, in 2005, we were simply attempting to create a meeting forum for a vast segment of the blogging population that was largely ignored.

Despite reading up on the potential side effects, joining online forums and the vast education provided by my Oncology team, nothing could have prepared me for the harrowing toll chemo took on me from the get go.

The nastiness finds purchase in mundane discussions about one technology versus another, and sexism and misogyny is often celebrated in online forums that, for the vast majority of users, are simply a pleasant diversion.