Sentence examples for a really big picture from inspiring English sources

"It is a really big picture now," he said.

To do Hearst, a much more dangerous man — the only tycoon who was also a demagogue — in a technique similar to Sturges's but from several different points of view would make a really big picture.

3.20pm: Holland's Robin van Persie has his eye on some interior furnishing amendments once the World Cup is over, providing the Oranje can see off the winner of tonight's game: "I have a really big picture of Maradona on the wall at home in my games room.

So what you want from a really big picture is to shine a light on not only itself but everything else on the slate".

GT Nexus can abstract all the data among all these supply chains into one really big picture, and get a remarkably clear view of all kinds of real-time world activity.

"On the whole, I'd say the really big picture is very good, with the potential of getting even better," said Harry Harris of the Connecticut Department of Transportation.

But at least the television which is still far and away our largest electronic commitment has a really big, clear picture.

So there you go: if you happen to have swallowed some acid by mistake and decide you want to spend your trip in a state of terrified confusion, find some really, really big pictures of Katie Holmes to stare at this Halloween.

Direct-view CRT sets are heavy for their size, and they can't deliver the really big pictures that can make high definition seem so immersive.

"Being in college and being surrounded by people doing really big-picture initiatives," he says, "I learned from people's mistakes about where to get funding, how to market the idea, the flow of the Web site.

That's a really small number in a big picture.