Sentence examples for big brave from inspiring English sources

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That they agreed at all was a "big brave decision for all the organisations involved", Ferguson says.

You've got to be a big, brave man for your mum, mate," and he said, "I don't know if I can".

Mr. Robbins mounts a parallel "Ragtime -like tableau in a "big, bRagtime -likees maddeningly reductableaulm that rines through sheer talent and enthusiasm over its own limitations" (Maslin).

Great follies were committed, but big, brave things were done to put them right: think of the New Deal and the Civilian Conservation Corps.

The British Athletics performance director Neil Black said: "It's a big brave decision for Phil, and whilst we're sad to see him hang up his spikes for now, he's had a fantastic career.

"My whole family's big Braves fans, especially my grandmother," Kimbrel said.

"The BBC needs to be able to make bigger, braver decisions on its strategy and inevitably must do less in some areas".

The narrative offered to justify this dominance of a supposedly free market is that only bigger, braver new entities can rise to the great challenge of our time: how to feed an additional 3 billion people by 2050 without destroying the planet.

The MPs, though, were open to the idea that the BBC ought to make "bigger, braver decisions" about its services and "do less in some areas".

So as you can see, I'm here to live the biggest bravest life I can.