Sentence examples for big enough to save from inspiring English sources

Baker's proposal was big enough to save New Orleans.

A rigorous logician with his emotions in a vice lock, here he reveals a heart big enough to save an entire crew of human beings.

Just before Spain and Italy contested the Euro 2012 football final, the Facebook page of the Liberal party of the prime minister, Mark Rutte, posted: "They can have the Cup, but not our credit rating".Even if the Dutch can be persuaded to give more help, the rescue funds are not big enough to save both Spain and Italy.

It is hard to see a looming war or a natural disaster big enough to save Mr Schröder and his government this time (the prospect of a war in Iraq and a flood in eastern Germany did the trick last time).

Perhaps Ashikaga was not big enough to save.Moreover, says Brian Waterhouse, a banking consultant, at least another ten regional banks would have similar problems if the FSA applied to them the same rigid definitions of capital and classification of non-performing loans as it has to Ashikaga.

Managers of Lydd Airport in Kent have said they can become an operation big enough to save people a trip to Gatwick or Heathrow if they can expand.

Make it big enough to write in.

Big O's eyes weren't enough to save his life, it had been a shitshow.

Christie's smooth prose keeps the novel flowing, but it's not enough to save this big-screen iteration.

Even if Murdoch rids himself of the papers, it might not be enough to save what is surely his biggest desire: the full takeover of BSkyB.

Even with endless repetition, the big lie of Tory economic competence may yet not be enough to save their bacon.