Sentence examples for big likeness from inspiring English sources
A sound expert who compared the footage of the brutal killing with Bary's rap songs told the paper there was a "big likeness" between the voices.
Big's likeness has been used in various merchandise, like plush toys.
A section of the show is devoted to the photo booth strips that Warhol used for his first big commissioned likenesses, including those of the art collector Ethel Scull and the art dealer Holly Solomon.
The show begins with a rather conventional "Self-Portrait With Open Mouth" (2001), a big, beautifully rendered likeness whose vacant stare seems occasioned by a profound immersion in the world's weltschmerz.
Though it was a small group, the Kirby Sextet's main point of comparison is to the period's big bands, and the likenesses and differences emerge in the track "Echoes of Harlem," a Duke Ellington composition also known as "Concerto for Cootie".
Instead of probing such contexts, Wilken provides a condensed summary of patristic thought on big questions: the image and likeness of God, the relation of reason to faith, the apparent duality of Christ ("not my will but thine").
"So why was the N.C.A.A. turning a blind eye to this and allowing EA Sports to take our likenesses and make big bucks off it?" The N.C.A.A. has long enforced strict rules barring its athletes from cashing in on their celebrity status at the same time that it earned millions of dollars through licensing deals, like those for jerseys, that some say did just that.
We encountered Mr. Orff at the bar of the Radisson Hotel on Tuesday afternoon, where he was drinking a Budweiser and wearing a tan baseball cap with the likeness of a a big black bear on its front.
The goal is to have tokens representing every player (including their likeness), not just the big stars, and to create "true, authentic scarcity".
It is an expanse big enough to fit an enormous bronze likeness, and that is exactly what has been placed there.
