Sentence examples for when massed from inspiring English sources

But architecture comes into play, too: when massed together, in clothing the color of stone, the dancers resemble the rustic buildings of Metastasio's Italy or Judith's Israel.

But although bayberries are easy to grow and handsome when massed, they could be quite high-maintenance as a foundation planting.

His 1967 version with the London Symphony packs a punch by virtue of its chilliness -- the strings often sound like curtains of ice parting -- and its moments of vehemence (notably when massed timpani go on the rampage in the finale).

Throughout the war, Grant also seems to have grasped another basic truth — that while Civil War weaponry, large and small alike, was utterly lethal when massed together, it was, when fired singly at specific moving targets, as likely to miss as to hit.

"When their appeals for rights aren't getting enough attention, that's when mass incidents happen".

When Mass was over, he told her she could light a candle for her dad.

In 2011, when mass protests broke out in Russia, I watched her join the demonstrations.

What I love is when mass pop culture and political resonance come together.

When masses are led to believe such lies the potential for disasters is glaringly obvious.

Similar reburials have taken place when mass graves of Napoleonic-era soldiers have been unearthed.

But when mass-produced cars appeared, they had an impact on the whole of society.