She is, Shields has said, "one of those women who erases herself, who somehow slips out of her own life," and although Shields's purpose in demonstrating this is essentially feminist, the novel is marked by a vast measure of empathy and humour.
And what flows from lecterns coast to coast is some of the most strenuous, creative optimism ever fashioned, as graduates are told not only that the cup is half full but also that the opportunity to replenish such a vast measure of missing liquid doesn't lurch into view too often.
As the most costly Olympics in history, and the first to impose vast security measures that will very likely now become routine and further increase Olympic budgets, the Salt Lake Games may also have demonstrated how difficult it will be for the International Olympic Committee to bring the Olympics to Africa and South America, as it would like to do.
For this purpose, a vast amount of tools have been developed to measure quality of life.
While the vast majority measure clinical productivity, about two thirds measure the other types.
But he keeps approaching, now too vast to measure... —— If there is something to desire, there will be something to regret.
The vast clearing – measuring approximately 110m by 60 m – was once the main city square, full of markets and lined by caravanserai (roadside inns).
One resident said it appeared that police believed the men may have fled into the nearby Foret de Retz - a vast woodland measuring 13,000 hectares.
The ground plan of the completed building forms a vast rectangle measuring 590 by 425 feet (180 by 130 metres), or little less than St. Peter's Basilica in Rome.
Hoping for further concessions, Alrosa in recent weeks opened an office in Luanda.Meanwhile, in the Cuango valley, another consortium, including Endiama, Odebrecht, and Ashton Mining, an Australian firm, has spent six months rehabilitating the area of its vast concession, measuring 86,500 square kilometres, and is now starting to ramp up production there.
