Sentence examples for a big sugar from inspiring English sources

ANYHOW, Florida Crystals says, a big sugar buyout can't really be the salvation of the Everglades.

By contrast, a big sugar plantation in Nchalo, its sprinklers spitting out arcs of water, is a green oasis.

"Because it's mostly bland and on the sweet side – there's a big sugar hit," says Rose, clearly not one of the many new prosecco devotees.

And Ushercell, a big sugar molecule being promoted by a nonprofit organization called Conrad, is thought to work against H.I.V. and the bacteria that cause chlamydia and gonorrhea by blocking their entry into cells.

There are plausible biological mechanisms, they say, because a big sugar intake from a drink pushes up blood glucose levels very quickly, making it harder for the body to cope.

One of the most popular of the bunch is a big sugar cookie covered first in butter cream, then chocolate ganache, known as the O.M.G. "When people take a bite of it, they go, 'Oh my gosh!' " Ms. Grant explained.

Well-timed marketing strategies now ensure that awareness and media buzz are at a maximum, and critical and public opinion at a minimum, at the precise moment a movie swamps cinema screens across the world, ensuring a big sugar-rush in the first week of release.

It grew at an annual rate of 6% in the first half of this year, helped by a bigger sugar crop and more tourists.

The seasons of a love affair are played out beguilingly in this wonderfully sweet, sad, smart new movie from Damien Chazelle – the director of Whiplash – and the Venice film festival could not have wished for a bigger sugar rush to start the proceedings.

"As a result, Big Sugar gets what it wants out of the legislature and out of the governor's office," Parrish said.

www.orionsociety.org The Web site for the Orion Society, an environmental education organization, features a reading from "Big Sugar: Seasons in the Cane Fields of Florida," a 1989 book by Alec Wilkinson about the sugar cane harvest.