Sentence examples for vast wide from inspiring English sources

Osborne reckons that Labour has consigned itself to the margins, leaving the vast, wide river for him and his party to make their own, sailing on it towards a power that is beginning to look permanent.

"Alveolate, broad, chambered, chasmal, commodious, concave, curved inward, deep, deep-set, echoing, gaping, huge, resonant, reverberant, roomy, sepulchral, socketed, spacious, sunken, vast, wide, yawning".

With 2015 on the horizon, it's the perfect time to look ahead and seek new ways to discover the vast, wide world, and in the process, make changes for the better.

It's a bit reflecting of our country, which is vast, wide-open expanses of nothing.

By the 1930s, the buffalo was all but extinct, the vast majority of Native Americans had been put on reservations, and western farmers had divided up and fenced off the once vast, wide-open land.

When he died he was still working on a vast painting 635cm wide, or over 20 feet titled "The Sleep of Arthur in Avalon".

So he was oblivious to the camera overhead that reduced the intimate scene to a flickering postage stamp image on a computer screen and sent it on to the vast World Wide Web beyond.

The legacy of French colonialism is vast and wide, and it persists in cultures — Haitian, Dominican, Louisianan — that are, by now, inextricable from the African roots that it sometimes infected badly, sometimes twisted, and sometimes, unexpectedly, helped to adapt and grow.

As the music of Jóhann Jóhannsson (who composed the Golden Globe-winning score for The Theory of Everything) swoops over epic images of vast glaciers, wide plains and a frothing sea, interspersed with uncomfortable close-ups of the bloodshot eyeballs and grubby fingernails of a corpse, you know this show intends to soar.

There is the sea, vast and wide.

You are reaching a vast and wide audience in the best way possible.