Meanings of vast storehouse in anglès

So with every idea in the vast storehouse of his mind.

A vast storehouse of wit, ancient and modern, was literally exhausted for the occasion.

To John it was a vast storehouse of archeological wealth.

Once the home of the famed Library of Alexandria, a vast storehouse of ancient knowledge.

Did England not wish to preserve this vast storehouse?

The latter is a great curiosity of lexicography, a vast storehouse of peculiar and rare information.

Each transcends nature and is an affirmation that takes its place in the vast storehouse of human culture.

She shows him the contents of her vast storehouse, and bids him take all he wants and be welcome.

It is a vast storehouse of historical material, but the imagination is baffled in the attempt to put the material together.

It also had a perpetual fire burning in a circular plaza, and a vast storehouse that contained several hundred useful items.

Nature does a marvelous work, but Nature without society is like a vast storehouse of treasure without a demand for its use.

There is in London a vast storehouse of books, manuscripts, relics, curiosities, pictures, and other memorials of by-gone days, called the British Museum.

The third revenue, from the minerals, that is to say, every mine prospected or discovered, a third thereof will go to this vast storehouse.

I require instead a small piece of information from that vast storehouse you manage -and I would keep that information from reaching other ears.

We then went through vast storehouses filled with grains and fruits.

Vast storehouses of decaying men and women and children.