Sentence examples for be at a bigger from inspiring English sources

"Look, there's no doubt if I had my time again I would be at a bigger club, instead of digging my heels in at Luton.

For others still, like Mrs. Zadek, the smallness of many vacation congregations makes them feel more accepted and needed than they would be at a bigger church or synagogue back home.

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

More likely, though, you'll be at a bigger event in a swanky hotel hosted by a movie studio or television network or recording company or a magazine or a specialized entertainment company.

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

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

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

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

If the stock is volatile, you could be at a big disadvantage.

"I think he deserves to be at a big club because he is that good".

"Malky brought me on loads there and I am just really happy to be at a big club, with a big fanbase and a great stadium.