Sentence examples for big imperial from inspiring English sources

Big imperial allies are often necessary to the establishment of liberty.

These metropolises like London, New York and other big concentrations are really like big imperial power centres based on [using] too much fossil fuel.

With pudding, or instead of it, go for a big "imperial" stout such as Brooklyn Brewery Black Chocolate Stout (10%, £3.59 for 355ml, from various online retailers).

"IT'S a big imperial thing, and flashy," Caroline Schulten, a Sotheby's expert on Chinese antiquities, said on Monday, referring to a gilded enamel Qing dynasty timepiece with pretensions to a royal provenance.

How could Britain have suffered such a terrible loss and yet gone on to be the biggest imperial power of the modern world?

Without transition, the first of two big sensational imperial pieces turned up.

He toured the nation, expounding his unvarnished views about big business, imperial conquest and the evils of the saloon.

We showcased ourselves not as big and imperial and imposing, a nation constantly harking back to some bygone age.

The Pebble project would be bigger -- a lot bigger: While Imperial Metals has been mining about 20,000 tons per day at its Mount Polley mine, Northern Dynasty has anticipated about ten times that at Pebble, with a tailings pond many times larger in footprint and scale.

The fact that Russia did not bother to send a senior official to Kazakhstan until a week after the accident is seen as the big neighbour's imperial indifference towards the Soviet Union's former republics.Russia soon lost its indifference and pleaded with Kazakhstan to lift the ban.

But perhaps the biggest obstacle facing Imperial's plea for a second chance is the political pressure on regulators to act swiftly and decisively to deal with troubled institutions before their problems get worse and the costs of the cleanup increase.