Sentence examples for a string of bigger from inspiring English sources

Despite trailing by an average of seven points in opinion polls and losing a string of bigger, more diverse states on the east coast, Sanders once again proved his appeal to disaffected midwest voters by pulling off his 18th victory of 2016, winning 52.7% of the votes to Clinton's 47.3%.

Despite trailing by an average of seven points in opinion polls and losing a string of bigger, more diverse states on the east coast, Sanders once again proved his appeal to disaffected midwest voters by pulling off his 18th victory of 2016, according to Associated Press projections.

HP attributes $100m of the sum to a string of big deals with various resellers.

Like a string of big museum donors before him, Mr. Broad is enjoying his moment.

But it was cheerfully and enthusiastically played, with a string of big tunes pouring out like a genially puffing locomotive.

With no advertising beyond word of mouth, the 130-seat Finch Tavern has already had a string of big nights.

A fresh mortgage price war has broken out, with a string of big lenders slashing their rates in recent days.

Yet slowly but surely, McGovern shrugged off the doubters and won a string of big primary victories.

A string of big opera names, including the ROH music director, Antonio Pappano, and singers Susan Bullock, Sarah Connolly and Stuart Skelton, have condemned the proposals.

The trees were draped with the Rossgates' Christmas lights, and a string of big gold letters — "HAPPY THANKSGIVING" — was dangling between two pergola poles, waiting for a breeze.

Wade delivered with a string of big baskets — he was 10 of 19 from the field over all — in the third and fourth quarters.