Sentence examples for as big a name from inspiring English sources

Apparently he's "not quite as big a name as Robinho".

His ultimate goal is to make Anne Klein into as big a name as Calvin Klein and, yes, maybe even Mr. Lauren himself.

"If that game hadn't happened, I don't think Lake Placid would be nearly as big a name as it is today," Rik Cassidy, a public address announcer and penalty box attendant in 1980, said about the win over the Soviets.

"Three of the goals were scored by Sam Weaver, who is quickly making as big a name for himself at inside forward as he had previously gained as an international half-back".

"But he wasn't as big a name as Benn and Eubank, because they made each other.

Weiss isn't quite as big a name as Andreessen, but he's an experienced entrepreneur, having co-founded and served as the CEO of IronPort Systems.

As big as a name like Bing is, it still isn't on par with Google, where Qlika is managing between 20 million and 1 billion keywords at a given time, the CEO says.

Clark Rockefeller's tales were as big as his name.

Nicknamed 'Jumbo', Edwards was as big a character as his name suggests - leaving Oxford after failing his exams but returning to complete his degree as an avenue to joining the Royal Air Force, with which he served with distinction as a bomber pilot during World War II.

Looking back we can see the "Go for it" spirit in the signers of the Declaration of Independence (King George III:" I'm going to bust you up"; John Hancock: "Go for it" as he signs his name as big as a small house on a piece of parchment that changed the world).

"Mark's name [in the scene] is almost as big as an artist's name," Lyricks said.