Sentence examples for big both on from inspiring English sources

As the world's largest disco ball shone above the field like a glam moon, it felt the perfect end to a festival reliably big both on style and substance.

I have had Cyrille [Regis] and big Paul Williams both on the phone.

In the fourth quarter of 2012, Facebook spent $1.4 million on lobbying, so this is a big jump both on a quarterly and yearly basis.

But for now, some stations can still draw big audiences, both on TV and increasingly to their Web sites.

Wright predicted that Reyes would bring "a big lift both on the field and in the clubhouse; he brings a lot of energy".

But he took several big hits, both on runs and when standing in the pocket, before throwing a touchdown pass to Kendall Sanders.

"He has shown at both the BBC and ITV that he commissions popular, smart television with real flair and a strategic mind, and has impeccable relationships with big talent, both on and off screen," said Murphy.

Large-scale international comparative studies of student competence have had a big impact both on research in education and on educational policies in the recent decades.

"It's brilliant news because the two of them have made a big impact, both on and off the pitch," Blues boss Lee Clark told the club website. .

Despite failing to find the net against the Red Bulls, 'Earnie' had a dream start to his Canadian adventure scoring five goals in his first six matches and is making a big impression both on and off the field.

Dickov continued: "We want to progress as a team and we believe Zander is the sort of person that will help us to do that - he is a big character both on and off the pitch.