Sentence examples for void bigger from inspiring English sources

Loss of Identity When someone defines themselves through their work and then leaves or loses a job, there is a void, bigger than anyone might have expected.

He continues: **{:.break one} ** The only Army pants big enough to button around the magisterial paunch left him with a vast, drooping seat behind, a flapping void big enough to hold a beach umbrella.

When it comes to putting, you're aiming at a void big enough to take a size-five football on either side of the flag, but it won't feel like that when you have to make a simple four foot putt and your mind starts to melt.

The dissident Chinese artist Ai Weiwei leveraged his international fame in convincing the Lego toy company to abandon its policy of voiding big bulk orders of its bricks that it determines are going to be used to express political views or make a politically charged statement.

Lawyers like Ms. Abrams, Ms. Chapnick says, can fill a talent void at big law firms, which have relied in the past on the public organizations to oversee young lawyers.

Or so says Fight My Monster founder Dominic Williams who has four young sons and so has set out to fill what he sees as a void with big potential.

Christmas is that special time of year where everyone is dragged kicking and screaming into the black, cold consumer void of big box retailers, novelty outdoor shopping complexes, and traditional American malls.

As for awareness and education …. "A big, big void," he said.

Looming cuts to federal programs and shrinking state budgets mean that charity will have a bigger void to fill.

"He'll be a bit lost not playing rugby," said Noon. "He'll have a bigger void than anyone else because of how much work he put in.

Along with the increased temperature, the diffusion of alloyed atoms can be further enhanced and as a result the void can grow bigger by the coalescence of nearby ones due to the capillary forces around void rims.