Sentence examples for and generating a big from inspiring English sources

He was also effective at catching short slants (they had to be short, because Tigers quarterbacks could not throw with both distance and accuracy), making a move and generating a big play.

Gurrumul has now appeared on Later with Jools Holland, and generated a big response from two appearances on Radio 2 with Simon Mayo - as well as on The Strand arts programme on the World Service.

"There is a potential on many parts of the fault network for a number of faults to go together and generate a big earthquake".

Kontijevskis and his colleague [ 14] conducted a research that the collected data came from published research for relationship between protease and substrates from 1990 to 2005 and generated a big data set including 1625 octapeptides.

Such judgments are excruciating: do too little, and you undermine confidence and generate a bigger crisis that needs even bigger policy action.

Microarray experiments ask big questions and generate a large volume of data.

Capable of generating a big and texturally rich sound without the need for band mates or compromise, synthesizers enable them to make solo trips into the unknown.

You can be sitting at home and everything can be virtual and generate a very big business on the back of it and we can see that with the large internet players so it is completely unreasonable to have a large internet retailer being advantaged by not having to pay the rates that a physical retailer has," he said.

Captions are small items on a newspaper or web page, but jumble them and they can generate a big fuss.

And they will seek, always, to do what "The Brothers Shaikh" has done -- to move seemingly immoveable forces, and to generate a bigger, more robust and long overdue conversation.

"It may do so even though more than 80 percent of its cash is held overseas, and bringing it home could generate a big tax penalty.