Sentence examples for vast on from inspiring English sources

"We're all initiated into the league of shadows/ I told raven to keep an eye on the sparrow," spits Vast on Gotham (Ox City), one of several indications that this is a sequel, not just a new release.

The three things I do remember are, first, the monolithic presence of the main building, much bigger than anything I had previously been anywhere near, impossibly vast, on what felt like a Cape Canaveral scale.

The quakes were not vast - on a magnitude of 1 to 3 - but had never happened before in north-west Greenland and showed the potential for the entire ice sheet to collapse.

Actually, it would need to be vast, on a par with the oil-price hikes of the 1970s, to have any hope of bringing America into compliance with the Kyoto limits that Mr Gore says he favours let alone to have a chance of quickly eliminating the internal combustion engine.

Wal-Mart panders to no one but its customers, mostly small-town Americans enticed by its promise to provide everyday low prices, always.Founded by Sam Walton ("Mr Sam"), a folksy shopkeeper from the Ozark mountains who was once described by an old friend as "cold as a Sunday night supper", the company grew vast on the narrowest of profit margins.

The difference in page load times were considerably less vast on WiFi.

Volvo's chief executive, Håkan Samuelsson, is certain that high-end car buyers will flock to buy self-driving cars, while Uber's vast on-demand car fleet could potentially bring the technology to ordinary people more quickly.

With the app, Grooveshark users gain access to its vast on-demand song catalog – the number of tracks in there runs in the millions – but also to the personal playlists and favorites they and other users have cultivated on the kick-ass music service.

As a result, they care deeply about the district, and have vast on-the-ground experience.

Vast profits on one side, slithering fortunes, resolve and resources on the other.

Movement members began converging on the vast square on Friday minutes before midnight.