Mighty used in a sentence

Mighty in a sentence as an adjective

Nimrod was the great grandson of Noah, and he is mentioned in the book of Genesis as "a mighty hunter before the lord.

The mighty pyramids of stone That wedge-like cleave the desert airs, When nearer seen, and better known, Are but gigantic flights of stairs.

I stood up, and ceremoniously dropped the special IPL bead onto the machine, which then awoke from its 170-year slumber with a mighty roar.

Even 2015 for JDK 9 seems mighty far off, especially accounting for the usual slippage of release dates with big software projects.

The brain is a mighty complex thing, and two-bit highdeas about the effect of a fantasy aren't helpful and may distract from real self-improvement.

A once-mighty machine waiting hopefully in the dark for an Operator to load a tape.$But the Operators never arrive.

Mighty in a sentence as an adverb

To all who live in the nuclear age, Albert Einstein exemplified the mighty creative ability of the individual in a free society.

So, to prove to some important individual that he's a mighty magician, he brings his horse and his horse-that-is-secretly-a-lizard.

What killed Netscape, and would have killed it even without the rewrite, was that the then all-mighty Microsoft decided to get into the internet game for real and build a good-enough browser.

Band together in a mighty ring of technological resources and begin a Privacy Revolution?This is unrealistic.

Even once you've 'made it' and acquired one of the biggest, most powerful vessels in the game, you have dramatic weaknesses - a pilot in a supercarrier worth $500 USD can, despite his mighty defenses and arsenal of fighters and point-defense weapons, be undone by a single opposing player in a ship that is literally worth nothing.