Sentence examples for as big time from inspiring English sources

Peter Gabriel, "Don't Give Up" (1986) John Boehner was newly elected to the Ohio House of Representatives when Peter Gabriel released "So," the mammoth album that produced such hits as "Big Time," "Red Rain," "Sledgehammer," and this ballad, a duet with Kate Bush.

"Here's a new entry," says Eric Schmitt, the New York Times reporter who covers Vice President Dick Cheney (sometimes referred to as "the P.M.," or prime minister, or less reverently by President Bush as Big Time, recalling Cheney's famous response to a joshing derogation of another of our journalistic colleagues).

Today is the official start of the Spring Internet World Conference in Los Angeles, but some early forums yesterday delivered big-name speakers as well as big time spin.

As far as big time sells, the biggest was in the iShares FTSE/Xinhua China 25 Index, the exchange traded fund that tracks some of the biggest and most liquid Chinese stocks.

As noted by SheWired, Griner described the deal as "big time".

In late 1975, Kent moved closer to home and work for The Sheik's "NWA Detroit" (also known as "Big Time Wrestling") using his "Bulldog" Don Kent persona.

"We want to be as big as Time Warner and Viacom in the cable business," Mr. Chernin said.

Mentions other players, Hunter and Richards, and their brief life as big-time performers.

"He's up there with Nolan Ryan as far as big-time power pitchers".

He brought alumni to practice, as well as big-time college and pro players, who appeared to revere him.

Its success is critical to establishing their credibility as big-time restaurateurs, rather than twice-lucky publicans.