The phrase "away bigger" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words that lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The mountain is away bigger than I expected" does not convey a clear meaning.
Alternatives: "much bigger" or "far larger".
Roomba is a 3-inch-tall U.F.O.-like disc about a foot across -- now in red or blue with black accents -- that scuttles across floors and carpets, both sucking up dust and, with a spinning brush, whisking away bigger chunks of detritus.
In fact, Jahic — who cofounded the venture firm Aligned Partners with Susan Mason (who previously spent 15 years with Onset Ventures) — focuses exclusively on enterprise companies that are ruthlessly focused on capital efficiency and whose founders will turn away bigger checks, knowing they could be shooting themselves in the foot otherwise.
In fact, Jahic — who cofounded the venture firm Aligned Partners with Susan Mason (who previously spent 15 years with Onset Ventures) — focuses exclusively on enterprise companies that are ruthlessly focused on capital efficiency and whose founders will turn away bigger checks, knowing they could be shooting themselves in the foot otherwise.
The civil war in Syria is scaring away big oil companies.
Have you ever been so busy you've turned away big names?
Both have passed away, Big Daddy in 1997 at the age of just 67 following a stroke.
We had a lot of accounts and we were giving away big margins".
Berdych, seeded sixth, has long held a reputation as a solid player who struggled in big points, who choked away big matches.
He did not anticipate North Korea willingly trading away "big bang" weapons – the only significant achievement of which it could boast.
"Three years ago, when we played them in the ultimate game, we were down right away big, and lost.
(Skeptics contend that the initiative is little more than a stunt, since many of its members have already given away big sums to charity).
