The phrase "again for the biggest" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are referring to a repeated action or event that is significant or large in scale, but it needs more context to be meaningful.
Example: "We are preparing to celebrate again for the biggest event of the year."
Alternatives: "once more for the largest" or "again for the greatest".
This underperforming franchise once before touched off a sporting renaissance for several underperforming New York teams -- exactly what the entire empathetic world wants once again for the Big Town.
A brief article in some editions last Sunday about the selection of the Jack Finney novel "Time and Again" for the Big City Book Club, on nytimes.com, misstated the year to which the protagonist of the book is transported back in time.
But, again, for teachers, the biggest appeal of Ontract really lies in the fact that it aggregates disparate data silos under one interface so that they can input information as they normally would, using Ontract to navigate that data.
Now at 37 years old, Manning has broken numerous regular season records and was once again preparing for the biggest game of the year.
Bring it out again for the next big event, but not too soon, unless they're paying you to do so.
Carol Nickels Narberth, Pa., Oct. 14, 2008 To the Editor: It's time once again for the enemies of big government to take another look.
John Ford's "Stagecoach," the legend goes, rescued the adult western from the B-movie category into which it had fallen during the first years of the Depression, making it safe again for big budgets and big stars.
If the triplex sells for anything close to its asking price this time, it will again smash the record for the biggest single residential deal in city history, topping the Harkness mansion on East 75th Street, which was sold in October for $53 million.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Roald Dahl's classic children's book, is again being developed for the big screen.
When retired New York City teacher Rosalie Frangella's marriage ended in the 1980s, she might one day have hoped to wed again - except for the big money that her local Catholic church wanted in order to issue her with an annulment.
