Sentence examples for big end of from inspiring English sources
The big end of town will not thrive if small enterprises fail in large numbers.
What a desperate statement from a man exposed as governing for the big end of town.
"This is government giving in to the big end of town," he said.
"The big end of town have thrown everything they've got at this.
Australian politicians are often criticised by their egalitarian electors for courting the big end of town; Turnbull is the big end of town, with a $50m view from Point Piper to prove it.
By contrast, Hockey seems determined to flaunt his status as the representative of the big end of town.
The court's big end-of-term rulings defy easy partisan labelling.
Murray insisted that the Davis Cup final, which is his big end-of-year priority, would not distract him from his task this week.
He shares this quality with his England team-mate Frank Lampard, with whom he has a habit of sharing the big end-of-season awards.
The big tangled knot in which all issues are entwined for one big end-of-the-year deal is already enormous.
WASHINGTON — What if your family was planning a big end-of-summer bash (a Grand Old Party, you might call it) but preferred that you not be seen — or heard?
