Examples of using So vast in English and their translations into Danish
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Travel a world so vast that it takes days for the fastest rider to cross it.
Russia is so great and so vast that it is also in our interest to find out what is happening in the provinces.
Some flocks are so vast that they can take five hours to pass overhead.
The problem was that the port of Ie havre is so vast.
The benefits are so vast that it is even hard to believe that all this is the effect of a simple bike ride!
The deep is so vast that these could be the most abundant of all jellyfish.
Because Greenland is so vast, it is hard to generalise about its weather and temperatures.
This Grand Experiment is so vast, that goes beyond what your human understanding can comprehend.
1917 The subject indicated in the title of this chapter is so vast that volumes could be written about it.
they were saying that the amount of data we can now store is so vast that we are only able to use five percent of it.
The range of Automation so vast and flexible, supported by know-how,
And yet matters that are so intimate, the soul. to cope with matters that are so vast, the cosmos, And it seems to me that you marshal the same thought processes.
Can delude themselves into the commission of crimes so vast and heinous that they beggar the imagination.
the public outcry over their chosen performer was so vast and vocal that the national broadcaster did reverse their decision
So vast, and elemental, the world of the beach,
the scale of money laundering and fraud is so vast that we are still only tinkering with the problem.
in economics are so vast and so complex that we are going to need armies of people coming together to solve them working together.
analysis of multinationals that, in the name of the free market, grow into behemoths with powers so vast that we hardly notice it.
Your energy Essence is so vast My Divine Light Warriors,
It supports the possibility of transferring to the United States the personal data of each and every citizen, so vast is the scope stipulated in the agreement between the Council