Sentence examples for vast past from inspiring English sources

On the decommissioning of retired nuclear plants and storage of waste, MacKerron argues that the vast past costs are no guide to the future.

(Hillary Clinton and Joseph McCarthy had it wrong with their talk of conspiracies that were "vast" and "immense" — past a handful people, a conspiracy is demoted to a scheme or maybe a mob. By the time it can be aptly described as "immense," it's virtually a ballot referendum).

One evening at sundown, Ellia led my child out of the playground into the vast park, past the dog run to the place where the boulders drop off onto the shoulder of the road.

The drive to the lake leads through vast forests, past the roadside shamanistic altars of the indigenous Buryats, under an enormous Siberian sky.

The forest stirred and soon reclaimed the disavowed land, cloaking the structural relics of a vast agrarian past.

We continued across the vast grounds past a row of giant metal bowls, which slaves used to boil down their master's sugar cane.

The vast waters flow past its back yard.

by Sharon Levy The vast waters flow past its back yard.

D.S.O., as they are known, perform specific concerts from the Grateful Dead's vast library of past gigs.

He also has plans to make the group's vast library of past concerts available through the Web site.

In the past, vast numbers of pilgrims visited it annually, and a great festival was held in the third month of the Chinese year.