Sentence examples for vast slice from inspiring English sources

With Kuwait in its hands, Iraq controlled a vast slice of the world's oil reserves: so the Gulf conflict was about protecting America's economy.

Balmain's new celebrity firepower brought it a vast slice of the fashion bandwidth, and this new status as an industry headliner brought about the collaboration with H&M last year, which made the brand a household name.

Planned like a vast triangular slice of cake, the extension goes so far back that most worshippers won't even be able to see the Kaaba.

She pressed the oil industry, eager to cash in on a vast urban slice of the Barnett Shale gas field, to change what she saw as one-sided lease deals in minority neighborhoods.

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.

We sliced across vast snowfields broken only by the occasional speck of a cross-country skier and past the waterfalls that line the Sorfjord.

Like a futuristic hangar waiting to receive its airship, two vast portals have been sliced into either side of the 100 metre-long slab and jacked up into the air, a welcoming gesture signalling that the cargo hatch of culture is open for business.

One PowerPC monitors the communications and the Block RAMs are used to implement the FIFOs, so the vast majority of the slices are used for the implementation of the PPI algorithm.

The cities are sliced by vast 40ft tall steel walls, keeping Catholics and Protestants apart.

Is the UK government truly concerned about hungry people in Africa and south-east Asia, or is Paterson just doing the work of the few agribusiness giants that want a slice of the vast and growing developing world market?

The focus of West Sonoma Coast Vintners, the association of wineries and growers that sponsors West of West, is the northwestern slice of this vast region descending from the coast near Annapolis down to the Sebastopol Hills.