Sentence examples for vast package from inspiring English sources

This vast package is one 49-minute album stretched over three CDs, a DVD, three vinyl albums and a lemon-shaped USB stick.

The vast package of mortgages is in government hands because B&B had to be rescued by taxpayers during the 2008 banking crisis.

May Foa, head of the death penalty team at Reprieve, said it was "deeply worrying" to see European countries "lining up a vast package of support for Iran's drug police".

There are also two big re-releases: Halo Master Chief Collection stuffs the four previous Halo games into one vast package, while Grand Theft Auto V is bringing its satirical hyper-violence to PS4 and Xbox One, complete with visual updates and more.

Even the reward given to Chris Gent at Vodafone AirTouch, a vast package of £9.8m, including that controversial £5m bonus for purchasing Mannesmann, was not much above the average for a chief executive at the 200 biggest American companies: $11.3m in 2000, according to Pearl Meyer, a pay consultancy.In this section A little less lunacy Sacked, but so politely The stiff-upper-lip policy Achtung!

In the vast packaging room, Chobani's familiar brightly colored sleeves were being wrapped around filled plastic cups of yogurt, at a rate of thirty thousand cups an hour.

Canada welcomes millionaire entrepreneurs, American hospitals offer vast packages to good doctors, and Australia runs a points system to separate the more productive visa applicants from the less so.

Every month, unsolicited, the lovely guys at Private send us vast, (seriously, vast), packages of pornography.

One of the many perks of working here is that the lovely guys at Private send us vast packages of pornography every month.

If Woolnough's big call is right – and rates rise later this year or next – then investors will probably happily continue bankrolling his vast pay package.

6.28pm GMT My verdict In the spirit of cutting useless bureaucratic guidance, the prime minister has announced a vast reform package, while at the same time providing almost no information about what it actually entails.