Sentence examples similar to a big time label from inspiring English sources

Before she knows it, Billie has a contract with a big-time label and is having her image shaped by a couple of publicity agents and a video director who stop just short of suggesting that they were slipped into the script by Mel Brooks as a practical joke.

Previously, Donovans has released his tunes on a whole gamut of big time labels like Fool's Gold and Southern Fried Records.

Easy: a beautiful, world-famous hit singer who also boasts a big time acting career, a fragrance line, a fashion label and slew of endorsement deals all before she turns 30.

Paul Ince, who Ferguson labelled before the match as a "big time Charlie", scrambled the equaliser two minutes from time.

"That's a big time for us".

"It takes a big time commitment".

An event booked to promote a major motion picture featuring established singers, many of whom have monied management and record for big-time labels, it held a stage full of talented winners in the lottery of success.

Meyer labeled the play a "big-time call" by Mullen; Florida had passed on every third down to that point.

"And that's a big-time thing.

"But it's a big-time league.

He's a big-time competitor.