monolith

But it was a step toward the end of the monolith.

Other monoliths were so old that no one could remember who had put them or why.

From the outside, the movement appears to be a monolith.

At the same time international distribution for the Monolith took off.

Well they can start looking for the monolith I suppose.

The public's right to know should not be left to the mercy of a monolith.

In other words, the monolith may be some kind of alarm.

The side of the building stretched like some dark monolith to my left.

But in at least one respect, this black neighborhood is a monolith.

And for the second time in four million years, the Monolith awoke.

The Monolith may have been involved, in ways we don't yet understand.

It is difficult to understand, however, just why the world needs such a programming monolith.

A monolith that must have taken years to build, and many deaths.

He stood like a dark monolith in the shadow of the trees.

The future of human communication is not a corporate American monolith.

Nor was the church the monolith it pretended to be.

This immense monolith is just a short drive from Atlanta.

Pie pointed to a monolith some miles from where they stood.

At the first monolith he stopped to examine the sides.

Like her other monoliths, it relates to the figure in landscape.

Besides, everyone's attention seemed to be on the slowly rising monolith.

Combining the two companies would create a monolith in the marketplace.

"It is wrong to think of charter schools as a monolith," he added.

This would have saved the time and expense of building two monoliths.

This great monolith might once have been red, too.