Sentence examples for been given a big from inspiring English sources

Mr Abe has been given a big chance.

Shareholders have certainly been given a big incentive to monitor risk-taking and compensation structures more carefully (see chart 8).

Microsoft has just been given a big warning about its $26 billion deal for LinkedIn, the professional social-networking site.

It made a certain leap into the public consciousness this week when Nick Clegg admitted he had been given a big green "onesie", or an adult romper suit.

Phelps did not need to do anything heroic in the relay, having been given a big lead by his teammates and needing only to swim home to celebrate.

"I've never had a single ad for any of my novels, had a movie made or been given a big budget push by a publisher," he said.

Yet pleasure at your own can vanish if you learn that a colleague has been given a bigger one.

Soubry said it was outrageous that the chancellor, Philip Hammond, had not been given a bigger role in the campaign.

"When the music supervisor has been given a big-name track and they just can't clear it for the budget, they're looking for something that sounds similar," he says.

When I did lose my job, my lifestyle and everything changed, so I couldn't have been given a bigger injection of confidence".

At lunch, I was given a big plate of noodles.