Sentence examples for vast pages from inspiring English sources
The phrase "vast pages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large quantity of written material, such as books, documents, or online content. Example: "The library contained vast pages of historical records that spanned centuries."
She turned the vast pages carefully, as if the chasm of lost life and forsaken time they represented might at a slip leap up and swallow them both.
Mr. Gammons was the relentless private investigator probing a public realm, an obsessive who, during his years at The Boston Globe, opened up the game to readers by covering vast pages of the Sunday newspaper with sprees of information, speculation, gossip and discourse.
In terms of quality, may I switch the conversation to texture or scale and say I would like a vaster page, the quality of a building sized book so I could really see poems just open and open and risk getting lost and finding themselves in a new space.
Set up in 1998 to investigate the deaths of 29 babies undergoing heart surgery at the Bristol Royal infirmary in the late 1980s and early 1990s, the vast 529-page report effectively provided a blueprint for wider reform of the NHS.
But I kind of wish someone had, back when I was in my 20s and my adult life seemed to lie before me like a vast blank page I could never possibly fill.
This Sunday's Business section carried a vast three-page "exposé" ("After the Boom In Natural Gas") on the insinuated malfeasance of stripping profits from the likes of the great unwary as Exxon Mobil who bellied up to spend $41 billion to buy XTO, a giant natural gas company, when "prices were almost double what they are today".
No... * The vast majority of pages are not subject to the restrictions imposed on pages about living people.
It has built a vast website, including pages that are specifically aimed at teenagers.
The menu is vast, with six pages of mostly typical American-style Chinese selections leading the book.
Cicero, who died when Octavian was 20 – years before he became Augustus – commands a vast number of pages (he occupies more than a column of the index single-handedly).
It is a short piece (1 hour 15 minutes), compared with the vast novel (625 pages in my edition), and it has just two performers, a man and a woman in a room.
