Sentence examples for big credentials from inspiring English sources
'Slightly Ragged Writer' Sunday's is the final performance of "Middle Finger," a little-noticed production by a prolific young writer with some big credentials.
Burr is a stand-up with big credentials, a comedian whose name is mentioned by comedy fans in the same breath as the now-deified Louis C.K. And, just as Youngman was, Burr is first and foremost what's known as a "club comedian" — a comic who makes his living traveling and performing at live venues and who prides himself on his ability to succeed with any crowd, any time, anywhere.
In this town, the name of the game is to walk softly and carry big credentials.
Now the opposition finally has a boss, yet his biggest credential seems to be his relation by marriage to the Saudi king.
By stressing its "big society" credentials?
That idea has been shelved too, despite its "big society" credentials, perhaps because the winner was due to receive a £1m prize.
Keira is a delicate soul and gets very upset about it, very sensitive and I do think she gets depressed over it.' I wonder, however, if she feels the need to refresh her big budget credentials in Hollywood.
Explicitly or implicitly, users are generating an insurmountable amount of data online, hence the plethora of startups touting their BIG DATA credentials by building applications or services that create utility out of these mass data points.
To kick off its launch, Netskope's also produced a report on some of the stats that it has amassed about enterprise app usage so far — a testament to some of the big data credentials of the startup, and perhaps even a sign of how it might be able to leverage that kind of data in the future.
Grayson's primary opponent, Murphy, is a former Republican who crossed the aisle in 2011 and now has big establishment credentials, having been endorsed by both President Obama and Vice President Biden.
Meanwhile Valerie Fitzgerald tries to sell a mega-mansion for a developer who is interested in having it purchased by a V.I.P., preferably one with big-screen credentials.
