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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a big event for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an occasion or gathering that holds significance for a particular group or purpose.
Example: "The charity gala is a big event for raising funds for local schools."
Alternatives: "a major occasion for" or "an important event for".
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That was a big event for me".
"This was a big event for Port Vila.
"This is a big event for us Brooklyn people," Ms. Mignone said.
"This is a big event for a small town," said Jason Tackett, 26, attending the rally.
We've got high hopes this will become a big event for the women".
The P.A. leadership is mostly Muslim, but midnight Mass on Christmas Eve in Bethlehem is a big event for them.
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THE VOYAGE OF the tanker Vladimir Tikhonov last August was arguably a bigger event for the Arctic than the polar descent of the Mir submersible four years earlier.
I would argue that the award is a bigger event for the Pulitzers than it is for Lamar, or for hip-hop's morale.
In 2010, I decided to create a bigger event for the whole community, and I went door to door, and business to business.
"Europeans for judo is a big event, especially for Britain.
A big event scheduled for the evening might get knowing smiles from the town's old-timers.
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