Sentence examples for vast from from inspiring English sources
We're no von Trapps, but our repertory is vast, from show tunes to the satirical folk songs of Tom Lehrer.
The list of agents is vast: from toxins (botulinus) through viruses (smallpox and yellow fever) to bacteria (for plague, typhoid and cholera).
His songbook is vast, from George Gershwin to Duke Ellington to "Steppin' Out," the MTV-driven song that made him a pop-culture icon.
Even within that definition, the time frame is vast, from the collapse of the Han dynasty in A.D. 220 and into the Tang, which began in 618.
The range of wealth in the 1 percent is vast — from households that bring in $380,000 a year, according to census data, up to billionaires like Warren E. Buffett and Bill Gates.
But it was extraordinary to hear these promises of unfunded tax cuts, at a time when the deficit is still vast, from a Prime Minister who criticised Mr Miliband for "forgetting about the deficit".
She imagined that the pain was coming at her from a vast distance, from the unseen bottom of a gorge.
Of the 100 pieces in the Arras exposition, the range is vast--from Marie Antoinette's soup plates to Apollo in suggestive repose surrounded by pretty nymphs to the august Louis IV visiting the Gobelins tapestry workshop to a very seldom seen collection of Chinese bronze boxes.
Almost all of Google's revenue comes from advertising and the vast majority from search advertising.
The documents dated from 2002 to 2012, with the vast majority from 2009 onwards.
One senior state official complained that the Olympic plans expected vast sums from the state, but little from the city.
