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91. This long - scattered oral literature is becoming a systematic, monumental literary work for the first time.

92. Monumental effort The task of rescuing the Casbah is immense.

93. From bureaucratic cuneiform to monumental hieroglyphs, early writing systems were mostly divorced from speech.

94. Reminders of Tadmur's glory as a great crossroads of the Roman Empire, a monumental arch and colonnaded streets lie below the hilltop ruins of an Arab castle.

95. Hers is a fame based not only on sheer doggedness, a quality held in high esteem by Koreans, but also on the universal human sympathy for a monumental — and in her case, cheerful — loser.

96. We spent this week with both bands as they prepared for Saturday's monumental match-up.

97. Though this vintage seems ready to enjoy now, it is a monumental Rubicon that will also repay cellaring.

98. You might think that, like a good deal of Koolhaas's work, the building is as much showmanship as architecture, but it evinces a quiet, monumental grandeur.

99. These instruments with their monumental fa ? ades form an integral part of decor of the dance halls.

100. Fortunately, all these acquisitions and monumental treasures were kept in a dry clean weather in the heart of Sinai desert for long centuries. Thus, they are still in a good condition.

101. Failure to take account of the linkages however will result in widespread mal-adaptation and a monumental wasted opportunity.

102. On the upside, the autofocus system truly is a monumental improvement over the E-P2.

103. Numerous historic cultural sites and monumental natural features were also permanently flooded.

104. Frazer's monumental study The Golden Bough (1890-1915), which traces elemental patterns of myth and ritual, and to the depth psychology of C.

105. "The university was struck today with a tragedy of monumental proportions, " Virginia Tech President Charles Steger said during a press conference shortly after noon.

106. The monumental face pack consists of multani mitti, or fuller's earth,[www.Sentencedict.com] a lime-rich clay found across northern India and used in many face masks and body treatments.

107. Some artists challenge the architectural space with their monumental paintings.

108. By John Steinbeck. A monumental classic by a master, explores the plight of the poor who are exploited by modern corporations in an epic tale of struggling sharecroppers.

109. In a highly modified car like the Evo 9 GSR I once had the chance of sampling, anticipating the power after a monumental lag can be both thrilling and a rather humbling experience.

110. Fa?ades, floors, walls and ceilings of the tower were completely covered with large slabs of red Indian sandstone hand cleaved, making the image of a monumental stone sculpture.

111. Estonian - born American architect whose bold, monumental designs include the Yale University Art Gallery ( 1954 ).

112. The Cro-Magnons who left cave paintings of large animals in the monumental Lascaux cave over 17, 000 years ago were the Homo sapiens with the biggest brain.

113. The most monumental human constructions are the Pyramids at Giza.

114. There are also some 50 drawings, including the monumental "Virgin and Child with Saint Anne and Saint John the Baptist" (sometimes called "The Burlington House Cartoon").

115. Delving further, Menzies found himself enmeshed in a 10-year research project on the instigators of the two monumental constructions, the Chinese emperor Zhu Di and his nemesis, the Mongol Tamerlane.

116. The result, he said, "was the most monumental non-nuclear explosion and fire ever seen from space.

117. An oasis in the Syrian desert, north-east of Damascus, Palmyra contains the monumental ruins of a great city that was one of the most important cultural centres of the ancient world.

118. Kevin O'Callaghan is a design wizard and Monumental is his manifesto, featuring hundreds of beautiful and useful design objects made out of obsolete, useless, cast-off technology.

119. Since then Rome was adorned with dozens of monumental fountains celebrating the pontiffs munificence, often flanked by drinking troughs and public basins for practical uses.

120. They are not arguing about the document of the monumental instrument.