Myriad in a sentence

It may be either an adjective or a noun : both "there are myriad people outside" and "there is a myriad of people outside" are in use.

The plan called for the demolition of hundreds of old downtown structures in favor of renewed parking, office building, and retail developments, in addition to public projects such as the Myriad Convention Center and the Myriad Botanical Gardens.

According to executive producer and chief content officer of Scott M. Gimple the opposite is true, thanks to the myriad spinoff projects currently in development.

Aigis already has a great spot in a player's party for infiltrating Tartarus, with a myriad of skills and combat abilities the player can explore with plenty of depth.

Although Astria Toppenish serves a low-income population, Ms. Bambrick said, it does not qualify for any of the myriad government programs that help fund rural health services and hospitals in the state.

Amassing an in-depth catalog of achievements, Smith was also recently honored with a star-studded tribute concert in Nashville, Tenn. to celebrate his 35 No. 1s by a myriad of legendary performers.

Among myriad other eco initiatives, Lech is also home to a herd of Scottish Highland cattle, which graze steep slopes in summer to help prevent avalanches in winter, while their meat is used in local gastronomy.

A myriad of events were held across the county Saturday to celebrate the holiday.

And patrons had myriad security questions about setting up email accounts, entering their bank or credit card information, receiving text messages from unknown numbers, or getting inundated with spam.

And the facility boasts myriad amenities aimed at helping people create: musical instruments, packing supplies and sewing machines, among other items.

And yet, with the arrival of 2024, many of us will be looking for those all too often Teflon coated promises to ourselves – our resolutions to better at this, more diligent at that and generally be better human beings in a myriad of ways.

As fun as it may be for some to play the hero as they protect a carriage in a high-speed action segment, others felt overwhelmed by the myriad of enemies.

As the title suggests, explores the first generation to grow up with this realization — as well as the myriad ways in which it’s messed them up.

As we chew, some flavor molecules in the food dissolve in the saliva, but those that don’t can waft up into the nasal cavity to be sensed by the myriad receptors there.

Bautista would make for a perfect rom-com lead for a myriad of reasons.

Because Damn Right Cocktails is part of a saturated market, where there are many canned drink options to choose from, Fitzpatrick said it is important to distinguish her product from the myriad of other drinks.

Both boys have more than a dozen rods and reels, any of which can be used, along with a myriad of baits: crankbaits, spinners, soft plastics, but Norton says they didn’t have a strategy going into the competition.

Both contribute to climate change although the pipeline delivery system for natural gas offers myriad connections and joints for the powerful greenhouse gas methane to escape into the atmosphere.

Built on a solid foundation of local values, Island continues to support its employees and give back to the community in a myriad of ways.

But due to a myriad of structural inequalities, the majority of these vital services are limited in access, expensive, and taboo in certain communities.