Sentence examples for vast move from inspiring English sources

Together with Napster, also embroiled in litigation with the record industry, it defined a vast move toward music distribution over the Internet.

Healthcare, with the vast move of patient records, drugs information and more online, he says, "has turned into the wild west of enterprise networking" in terms of being a magnet for malicious activity.

Libertarian conservative pundits know what it is to suffer the consequences of praise from the vast move-on conspiracy.

Through it all, played by the live orchestra and the huge Wurlitzer organs that flank the vast, moving stage, come the old familiar seasonal songs and hymns.

The Rupapera family still lives at Whatuwhiwhi, in a series of tiny wooden houses on this piece of beautiful coastline, at the edge of the vast, moving stretch of Doubtless Bay.

The vast crowds move in a hush of indignation, anger distilled to a wordless essence.

The store is vast, staff move around on rollerblades and shoppers can buy anything from mountain bikes to foie gras.

From there, water lapped over the southern edge and spread south in a vast curve, moving 100 feet (30 metres) a day, in a sheet flow inches deep but 50 miles (80km) wide.

My fears felt absurd when I ventured out to Chatuchak, apparently the world's biggest weekend market, and saw the vast crowds moving serenely through stalls stocked with everything from jeans and DVDs to ceramics.

The arrivals at Edmonton International Airport were part of an effort to re-evacuate about 8,000 people who had fled north from Fort McMurray, Alberta, as vast wildfires moved in on it this week, only to find themselves cut off from the rest of Canada as the blaze spanned the only highway south.

The vast majority moved to the city seeking better economic prospects, and many find them.