Sentence examples for vastly long from inspiring English sources
Besides, the Space between the Sun and the fix'd Stars is so immense that there is Room enough for a Comet to revolve tho' the period of its Revolution be vastly long.
Giovanni Battista Cimaroli's painting of a celebration honouring the 1740 visit of a Saxon prince shows locals chasing bulls to entertain the crowds while vastly long processions of elaborately dressed women and men occupy the perimeter (a far more appealing sight than today's sea of track suits and trainers).
The richest man in the world, Warren Buffett, went vastly long on the British, European, Japanese and U.S. stock markets last year using broad stock index contracts, rather than individual stocks, he told Forbes.com Sunday in Omaha, Neb.
Mr Starr took four years and $40m to uncover what he did; and, though this was vastly too long and vastly too expensive, serious inquiry requires much more effort from Congress.
Unless you think the long-term historical outperformance of stocks over bonds is a relic, and unless you think we're headed for a Great Depression, then if stocks have become significantly cheaper while corporate profits have become significantly greater, they're a vastly better long-term investment today than they were ten years ago.
The new sequences, derived by assembling millions of short DNA sequence reads together with previously published Sanger shotgun reads, have vastly greater long-range continuity and far fewer gaps than the previously available genome sequences.
The company's largest boom, the tubular barriers used to contain spills, was only 200 meters — or 650 feet — long, vastly inadequate for a spill that spanned several kilometers.
Animal species differ vastly in how long they live.
A vastly more consistent long-range shot.
Ulmer's sudden rise and peculiar fall, his vastly accomplished but long-frustrated artistry is an exemplary story of Hollywood — and of history.
On the day of the referendum, a viral graphic flew around social media showing that those voters who would live with the decision the longest vastly preferred life in the EU.
