Sentence examples for back to a bigger from inspiring English sources
Forget mountains: get this man back to a bigger stage.
All of this comes back to a bigger argument: who a writer's work belongs to, their family or the public.
I wanted to get back to some of the ideals in my earlier Peace Corps and nonprofit work and also get outside of the four walls of the health care administration and back to a bigger geographic influence.
I travel back to a bigger first-tier city once every other month to get my cultural fill.
But while she got some bargains, Ms. Banks said she would not go back to a big-box store next year.
What Esquire is doing harks back to a big splash National Geographic made in 1984 when it introduced holography to the mass market by placing a hologram of an eagle on its cover.
That morning, past 9,000 hangarlike square feet littered with scraps of fenders, car hoods rolled like tortillas and enough finished sculpture to fill a museum, Mr. Chamberlain was found sitting in a wicker chair in the living quarters of his studio, with his back to a big picture window.
"It's nice to get back to a big club," the well-travelled player said.
A series of huge tanks are connected by a web of pipes painted in different colours, all leading back to a big black tank.
I tried going back to a big comb and even that feels to harsh now.
