Sentence examples for voluminous press from inspiring English sources

In a series of online opinion-surveys and in voluminous press commentary, debate has been surprisingly intense.

Still, he added, "we are not ready to decriminalize homosexuality," making a quick jab about the death penalty in the United States and earning plaudits from Senegal's voluminous and voluble press.

A water-soluble mascara, for example, "works like spandex to make lashes lifted, curvaceous and voluminous," according to press materials.

"Detroit was gridlocked with an abundance of negative press with the voluminous coverage of the city government scandals," Darralyn Bowers, a realtor and owner of Bowers & Associates in Southfield, told The Huffington Post.

0ther poets have written voluminous prose.

But when pressed about the voluminous evidence against Mr. Vixay, Mr. Bouaxam hinted at obstacles.

"Press comment this week is voluminous and uniformly abusive," he wrote.

So it was a surprise for the fashion press when she sent voluminous fake-fur coats down the runway at Paris fashion week.

Bolstered in his later years by a 25-year romantic alliance with a younger woman named Trekkie Parsons (the wife of Ian Parsons, of the publishing house Chatto & Windus, to whom Leonard eventually entrusted the Hogarth Press), he traveled, wrote his voluminous memoirs, spoke and gardened with undimmed energy until his death at 88.

A voluminous firm dressing was applied in such a manner as to press the soft parts firmly into the bone cavity.

Ownby examines in exhaustive detail the subsequent crackdown and the voluminous charges and countercharges between Li's media operation and the Communist Party-controlled press.