Sentence examples for be big on from inspiring English sources
Rock music may be big on anniversaries, but one pivotal historical moment still goes uncelebrated: the point when the record-buying public ceased believing that the concept album was a pinnacle of artistic endeavour and decided it was short-hand for a particularly gassy kind of self-importance.
"I said he [Obama] should be big on entitlements," Plouffe told one former administration official, by which he meant reining in these budgetary elephants.
The recruiting of Hunt for the Wilderpeople director Taika Waititi further whets anticipation this one will be big on the giggles, rather than the gung-ho stuff.
There might be one song that gets to be big on the radio, but they're not albums that people ... play a lot.
It will also be big on clever headlines.
They may not be big on irony in California, but they can do showmanship.
Whatever the tourists bring to the mix this afternoon, they won't be big on organisation.
(Rosny was big on bioluminescence).
