Sentence examples for vast today from inspiring English sources

Our world for discovery is no less vast; today scientists can set sail on a sea of discovery that dwarfs those of previous adventurers.

They barely made a ripple across the vast 25-by-68-meter 25-by-68-meter 25-by-68-meter 25-by-68-meter

It's a festive day, celebrated with marches and speeches; attendance was vast this year.

The vast winter storm that left its icy mark on much of the nation has finally moved offshore.

She's been sketching the vast 2,200-metre-long 2,200-metre-long 2,200-metre-longHumbernute passed under.

Earlier in the day, the vast St . Patricks Cathedral, all chandeliers and gold, was jammed with mourners.

Now, as credit cards that were compromised in the vast 2008 thefts expire, thieves are stepping up efforts to find new accounts.

The Hiriya dump, closed nine years ago, will serve as the centerpiece for what is to become a vast 2,000-acre 2,000-acreerness.

windsor.gov.uk/site/whats-on The vast Christmas tree donated each year by Norway illuminates the choirs who sing carols nightly through Advent beneath Nelson's Column.

Beyond that, a vast 2005 slum clearance effort known as Operation Murambatsvina, or Get Rid of the Filth, drove 700,000 people in opposition bastions from their homes.

A series of layered dresses with two contrasting hues recalled the palette of Matisse, and the vast 1952 collage The Snail in particular.