Sentence examples for vast tap from inspiring English sources

But I was very persistent, and I called him every week until he finally met me and said, 'Well, you've got some feet.' " Her curiosity-packed Manhattan apartment, which she shares with the painter Owen Gray, holds some of her vast tap archive (the rest lives in the Gregory Hines Collection of American Tap Dance in the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts).

A vast wire-tapping operation has revealed Cachoeira's close ties to several influential politicians and businessmen.

Stiuso, a former operations chief of the intelligence secretariat, ran a vast wire-tapping network that he built up under Férnandez and her predecessor and husband, Néstor Kirchner.

Similarly, Spanish clubs have begun to tap vast markets in Latin America, and lately North Africa.

"The Koch brothers embody this ability to tap vast corporate profits and influence policies that undermine the public welfare".

Improvements in fracking have led to a boom in natural gas drilling, enabling energy companies to tap vast reserves of gas in previously inaccessible shale formations deep underground.

Instead, new drilling technologies — hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling — have enabled energy companies to tap vast quantities of gas trapped in rock.

India, China and Russia, for example, have been exploring ways to tap vast mineral reserves in Afghanistan, and have supported major road projects that could again make Afghanistan a regional transportation hub.

GRAHAM MARKS Andover, N.Y., July 3, 2011 To the Editor: For years, the natural gas industry has misled the public into believing that we can tap vast stores of cheap energy from shale.

He is going back to work — this time at Fusion-io, a start-up company that tweaks computers to let them tap vast amounts of storage at very quick rates.

Quite apart from the chance to tap vast new sources of vital commodities such as platinum and gold, and perhaps even minerals as yet undiscovered, there was even talk of mining for water and fuel and of "space-gas stations" that could fill up a battalion of rockets as it powers its way to vacation homes on Mars or beyond.