Sentences with phrase «huge mound»

Realizing that athletes need proper training, White devises his own methodology, including exercising them uphill on huge mounds of almond hulls covered with tarps.

The coal industry left Ashley's hometown with huge mounds of toxic waste in the form of gob piles.

My baby is eating huge mounds of food and jumps up and down when it's meal time for the first time EVER!

Wayne describes the beaches of the remote island as a «garbage dump» as trade winds continually blow huge mounds of plastic debris on shore.

All I see are huge mounds of unmelted snow.

First, Alphabet is sitting on a huge mound of cash, about $ 120 per share by the end of this year, and like most cash, it is earning next to nothing.

(Whatever became of the huge mound of cheese.

It's actually a very high, airy and fluffy cake, soaked with lots of syrup (with or without rum) and topped with a huge mound of whipped vanilla cream and fresh berries.

Southwestern Brown Rice Bowls: With the huge mound of guacamole scooped on top (without the extra charge), these rice bowls will give the local burrito chain a run for their money.

A crane consolidates debris from superstorm Sandy into a huge mound at Nickerson Beach, near Long Beach.

A huge mound like Brak is no simple wedding cake, with early layers below and later layers above; rather, it is a mind - bogglingly complicated mass of jumbled history.

And there is a huge mound of evidence — taken both from studies and from personal experiences of CrossFitters — to back up the dangers of CrossFit.

After the actual photo taking was completed, we decided to climb the huge mounds of sand and have what I can only describe as a caked - sand fight.

I love that huge mound of cheese on top of the bread to give that super crusty and cheesy top!

Also note the huge mound of gunk behind the plug:

The Baron contemplates which offshore island he'd like to purchase, while Jo directs our attention to a huge mound on the beach topped by perfect brown and purple turban shells and a few dried sea horses.

The former of these works was commissioned by the Kunsthalle Recklinghausen — a gallery set in one of Germany's coalmining regions — and appears as a huge mound of black coal, interspersed with red diodes, which is encircled by another part of the commission — Time Train to the Holocaust (2008).

In 1982, Beuys took part in an exhibition in Berlin, where he installed a huge mound of clay and surrounded it with sculptures as well as furniture and tools from his studio.

That is very much like the relevance vs comprehensiveness trade - off in database searching: catch it all and spend a lot of time sifting through the huge mound of results, or catch just the most salient examples, and use them to find more.