Sentence examples for view of vast from inspiring English sources

While there were plenty of elephants and buffalo, the narrowness of the savannas truncates the vistas, cutting off any possibility of the sort of sweeping view of vast herds that takes your breath away in other parts of Africa.

At the end, where the valley widens again at the confluence with the Zanskar, we beached the boat, changed into dry clothes and sat in splendour on a picnic rug, blessed with a view of vast and empty mountains, consuming naan and delicious vegetarian curries.

In the view of vast array of actin regulatory proteins (Saarikangas et al., 2010), including Rho GE Fs GAPs, GDIs (Ridley, 2006), it is likely that the interaction AQP2 with tropomyosin-5b and SPA-1 are only the tip of a vast iceberg of actin signaling complexes that involve AQP2.

For a couple of dollars Mr Reza will take you to splendid views of vast wetlands, a volcanic crater, the majestic salt lake and the magnificent Varzaneh desert stretching into the sunset.

Up there, for a short while, I enjoyed the "wha's like us" of Scottish walking: head-high heather, muddy sumps, and boulders to scramble, which gave views of vast forestry plantations south and east and, to the north, the loch and the hills of the opposite shore, now in a mistling cloud.

Although I have had the good fortune of a an early view of his vast and colourful version, then in his huge rented warehouse on a Bridlington industrial estate, and entitled (like this volume) A Bigger Message, I was too over-excited and over-awed to take in what was happening there.

The ASI may be right that, from the point of view of the vast majority of employers, arts degrees have no direct "utility".

Inside the bowl is a circular bar, City Space, that has a panoramic, vertiginous view of the vast urban sprawl.

From the "roof of Tehran" (Bem e Tehran) there's a spectacularly panoramic view of the vast concrete capital in the valley below.

But that may be a mixed blessing in view of the vast corruption that marred Mr Moi's long presidency from 1978 to 2002.

The reward for all that hard work: a land's end view of the vast lake and Manitou Island from atop a 700-foot bluff.