far-resounding

• “The far-resounding Gate, the Kite's shrill scream,”

  Letter 140

• “He was no less a person than the Rev. David Pryce-Jones, whose far-resounding slogan was Prohibition and Purification for Our Land and the”

  The Complete Father Brown

• “The swell of his voice and its solemn roll struck upon the ears of the enraptured hearers in deep and thrilling cadence as waves upon the shore of the far-resounding sea.”

  Hidden Treasures Or, Why Some Succeed While Others Fail

• “Forth issued from his castle the sage Van Kortlandt, and, seizing a conch-shell, blew a far-resounding blast, that soon summoned all his lusty followers.”

  Journeys Through Bookland, Vol. 8

• “He ought never to have seen, or dreamed, of an Apollo six feet high, looking sublime, and sending forth dreadful arrows from the far-resounding bow; he should have looked only to that”

  Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine - Volume 62, No. 384, October 1847

• “And in April befell the battle of Culloden and far-resounding ruin.”

  Foes

• “Such an echo is immense and far-resounding in the case of those representative men who have been adopted by great fractions of humanity as guides, revealers, and reformers; but it exists for everybody.”

  Amiel's Journal

• “The first fruits of this unfortunate leisure were a bitter quarrel with Hume, one of the most famous and far-resounding of all the quarrels of illustrious men, but one about which very little needs now be said.”

  Rousseau (Volume 1 and 2)

• “In 1727 we stand on the threshold of that far-resounding fiery workshop, where a hundred hands wrought the cunning implements and Cyclopean engines that were to serve in storming the hated citadels of superstition and injustice.”

  Critical Miscellanies (Vol. 2 of 3) Turgot

• “Arjun twanged his mighty weapon, blew his far-resounding shell,”

  Maha-bharata The Epic of Ancient India Condensed into English Verse

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