Sentence examples for be at a big from inspiring English sources

I'll be at a big charity Burns supper in Glasgow on Saturday night.

Guagua was unrepentant: "A national team player has to be at a big club like Emelec".

"So innovators would be at a big disadvantage when it came to reaching customers".

"It's a dream come true to be at a big club like this," Gayle told the club's official website.

"That's part of football, though, and if you are going to be at a big club you have to deal with it.

Whatever the outcome of that race, political scientists here say, its winner will be at a big disadvantage against either Mr. Perry or Ms. Hutchison.

I wanted to be at a bigger club and that is no disrespect to Inverness.

"And it was at a big moment.

We're at a big party.

Living in Iceland after the crash, he said, "is like being at a big funeral.

German firms, which are especially hostage to Russian pipelines, are at a big disadvantage.