Sentence examples for big calibre from inspiring English sources

Berge said, "It's obviously fun remixing people like Coldplay, artists of such a big calibre.

"For big parts of the game we were still in it, but obviously when you go 2-0 down against the players of that calibre they can finish with big quality.

The German consumer prefers to buy the big mango varieties (calibre 8-14), whereas the smaller mangoes, which are often produced in developing countries, are not accepted by the market.

But this game is a big opportunity with the calibre of players we have – 11 British & Irish Lions in the match-day squad – and the experience that goes with that.

Ships designed in this way have been described as 'all-big-gun mixed-calibre' or later 'semi-dreadnoughts'.

The design process for these ships often included discussion of an 'all-big-gun one-calibre' alternative.

McDermott added: "With the wage cap going up over there it's hard to get players to come over here, so to get a player of Mitch's calibre is a big deal".

"A big consideration for me was the calibre of my classmates.

However, while Zola's determination to bring a big name player of Terry's calibre to Qatar is clear, he did reveal that no contact has been made with either the player or Chelsea.

Photograph: Peter Keen/Hulton During its first few years, the Booker had drawn some press interest thanks to its comparatively large prize fund (£5,000), high calibre winners like VS Naipaul, and the presence of big hitters like John Fowles and Saul Bellow among its judges.

Artillery, in military science, crew-served big guns, howitzers, or mortars having a calibre greater than that of small arms, or infantry weapons.