Sentence examples for being at a big from inspiring English sources
Living in Iceland after the crash, he said, "is like being at a big funeral.
The young Brazilian was allowed to settle without the pressure of being at a big club, or even in a big city.
Locals clearly love Traditions 118, and I think it might have to do with the feel of the place on its best nights: like being at a big family dinner, with people table-hopping and the owners going around to say hello and chat with regulars.
It's like being at a big family party where nobody has any issues with the other guests, and everyone's agreed to act like grown-ups and listen to each other nicely, rather than shout over each other for a few hours before going home to slag each other off.
He was a bit-part player at Manchester United but said he preferred being at a big club to a mid-sized one even though it meant – and this is the bit that is not always easy to comprehend – no actual football on Saturday afternoon.
Eating there was like being at a big party in a luxurious room: the waiters wore blue ruffled tuxedo shirts, young single women with big drinks and hair were jammed into tables and large families were streaming in dressed to the nines and toting diaper bags.
But it wasn't until 2011 when Vargas really showed the benefits of being at a bigger club.
"And it was at a big moment.
German firms, which are especially hostage to Russian pipelines, are at a big disadvantage.
People find great joy in video evidence that they were at a big sporting event.
