Sentence examples for vast pieces from inspiring English sources

The engineering is jaw-dropping, vast pieces of kit manoeuvring in and out of the crowded Albert Hall roofspace with the ease of valet parking.

Japan is one of the most seismically active countries in the world, and scientists attribute much of the activity to movements of two tectonic places -- the Pacific Plate and the Philippines Plate -- which are vast pieces of the earth's crust.

Oil companies need increasingly complex and vast pieces of infrastructure to exploit reserves that are hard to reach Allister Langlands, chief executive, said that the company was particularly interested in beefing up its presence in Brazil, which has vast oil reserves buried in offshore "sub-salt" deposits, and also in developing Canada's oil sands.

On April 21 she'll release her second full length Patterns of Consciousness on Important Records and true to form, it's full of vast pieces of electronic experimentation.

It feels both monumental and unassailable, like a vast piece of theatrical granite.

"It's a vast piece of geometry that, even with modern mechanics, still relied on the eye of Khmer workmen".

According to researchers, the mine is also going to destroy a vast piece of central Queensland, the prime habitat for the endangered black-throated finch.

You could find this exhibition gripping purely as a vast piece of installation art, but ultimately all its drama is just an introduction to Kiefer's paintings.

The vast piece of steel kit in the lobby is the kind of thing in which a Soprano might stash a couple of bodies.

As gratified as the center's backers were to find a vast piece of undeveloped property close to New Haven for only $1.5 million, there was one obvious catch: the string of 115-kilovolt overhead power lines that slice through the property.

This vast piece, part photographic image, part verbal commentary, documented sightings of a shabbily-dressed man who patrolled Smithfield on an irregular basis, sometimes disappearing for weeks before reappearing on a daily basis, only to slip away again.