Sentence examples for a big serving of from inspiring English sources
American society has had a big serving of that ugly anti-elitist spirit in the recent past.
This study may have raised more questions than it answered, but it would be counterproductive, as the editorial suggested, "to drown our confusion in a big serving of extra-rich ice cream".
At last year's show in Philadelphia, which was shown on ESPN, there was a Maltese named Sugar Fixx, a Scottish terrier whose tail behaved like a metronome and a Bichon Frisé with hair to die for (two hours of grooming had given the dog the look of a big serving of cotton candy with legs).
Although Facebook didn't buy AOL's patent portfolio the other week — it was gobbled up by Microsoft for $1 billion — it's going to get a big serving of those patents anyway: Microsoft and Facebook today announced that Microsoft would be selling to Facebook 650 of the 925 patents that it bought from AOL to Facebook for $550 million in cash.
A zippy wheat beer is fantastic next to a big serving of fresh seafood from Kinmont Restaurant in Chicago, where items like wild Gulf shrimp cocktail, Maine lobster, Alaskan king crab legs and raw oysters are mainstays.
Try 40ml of this with a big serve of dry cider for the perfect post-lunch drink.
He has a big serve, of course, and he's one of the few remaining practitioners of the chip-and-charge, a tactic (chip the ball, go to the net) that has been all but obliterated in today's guileless power game.
A bigger serving of this, over rice, with more gently treated shrimp on top, would have been meal enough.
She's got a big serve, and one of the best forehands going.
A big serve took care of the first but on the second Nadal netted a forehand to give his opponent the perfect start.
If there were triumph to be extracted from losing in straight sets to Steve Darcis, a 29-year-old Belgian with a big serve, a love of the grasscourt game and more self-belief than might be expected of a player ranked 135 in the world, the Spaniard found it.
