Sentence examples for big Macher from inspiring English sources
"They get to be the big macher," said Mr. Finkel, 83.
"Fred was a big macher in Brooklyn," said Martin J. McLaughlin, a lobbyist who worked for Donald Trump in the 1990s.
"In the 2003 parade, I was the Big Macher!" Lewis told me, with perfect Yiddish inflection as routed through a southern-Louisiana accent.
So here's to all the big mouths, big egos, big shots, big machers and big jerks.
Apparently, there are only so many cartons of toothpaste, pharmaceuticals, pet foods, and milk products that can be poisoned before the big machers in kashruth decide that they ought to tinker with an ancient tradition.
Even the "big machers" began to express concern about what were apparently ill-defined military and political goals.
I understand from parents who I've spoken with that that particular $9,000 school (there are a limited few across the country now) has not really compromised much, and that donations have come into the school, through the board and private "big machers" (the Donald Trumps of the yeshiva elite who prioritize yeshiva education).
Casey, dubbed "Mr. China" in a James Fallows article that outlined the rising importance of Shenzhen as a manufacturing giant, is one of the biggest machers in Asia.
Think of George Stephanopoulos: liberal macher, son of a Greek Orthodox priest.
Indeed, in the world of Jewish New York, where Mr. Madoff, 70, was raised and found success, he is largely still considered as a macher: a big-hearted big shot for whom philanthropy and family always intertwined with — and were equally as important as — finance.
