Sentence examples for are especially big from inspiring English sources

Perhaps French people are especially big liars.

By the same token, businessmen may be flying again, but many airlines are still hamstrung by nationalist regulations that undermine economies of scale.Plot devicesBut the obstacles in the way of the heroic media mogul are especially big.

The price cuts for boxed copies of Vista are especially big in developing countries, where users will be able to buy full versions of the operating system for the price they would have paid for an upgrade.

Their male sex organs are especially big.

Groomsmen are especially big spenders, though.

Chemical plants that store and use large quantities of poison gases in populated areas are especially big risks.

Thus her fans are either non-Italians (she's especially big in Germany) or Italians who read foreign languages.

Investors' losses have been especially big because most EBs are linked to technology or telecoms shares, such as Sony, Fujitsu and NTT DoCoMo, which have suffered horribly.

The VIP seats go to organisations interested in handing out tickets as perks, even though those receiving the tickets might not be especially big fans of the game.

Neither man is especially big, and Gasquet in particular seemed almost a throwback, with his one-handed backhand and looping strokes.

Most of the holes were the right size for saplings, but the hole in the remotest corner of the garden was especially big and deep.