Sentence examples for vast press from inspiring English sources

They will have seen the crush below, but not the detail in it: families and friends, bearded Islamic students, work colleagues, the rich, the middle-class and the poor putting hands on shoulders to move through the vast press of bodies in snaking lines.

That still leaves the major problems of the £35,000 "lifetime cap" not covering the real cost of a long-term degenerative condition in a care home; and of the postcode lottery, whereby care in some areas is far better than others; and the vast press of financial expectation as the population continues to age.

Socializing with other bloggers at the vast Eurovision press center adjacent to the concert arena here, Ms. Petersen noted that performers from Belarus and Ukraine had not yet taken the stage.

Budd's pressed-steel monocoque body shells could be made only by huge, expensive press tools that needed vast production runs to repay the investment.

The trial attracted a vast amount of press attention.

The service's secret sauce lies in its database and the technology that its developers use to find signal in the vast noise of press releases, legislative actions and social media.

Again and again, the vast crowds threatened to press too close, to trample the smallest.

As The Economist went to press, a vast oil slick was drifting towards American beaches and oyster beds.

I think we can imagine the response of her majesty's opposition, of vast swaths of the press.

NO ONE should accuse David Cameron's coalition government of timidity: the ambitions attached to its new energy bill, unveiled as The Economist went to press, are vast.

It has the support of the vast majority of the press and has an excellent and robust chairman in Sir Alan Moses.