Sentence examples for big low from inspiring English sources

Winds will gust to 30mph due to a big low off the maritimes.

And every house I've furnished until now has a big low coffee table.

It's a real treat, big, low pedal notes filling the speakers.

There's even the faintest dusting on the ground, illuminated by the big low garden candles in saucers they put at the lakeside to stop you falling in.

The next big low point came almost a decade later, when United were beaten by Everton in a 2009 Wembley semi-final through fielding a weakened team.

His public appearances had for a long time been characterised by a manic repetitiveness (particularly of the word "wicked") and a blinding good humour that looks, in hindsight, like the exaggerated high of a very big low.

There are plenty of big low-comic laughs, culminating in an inspired slapstick chase sequence.

Unfortunately, the big low-fat and no-fat product push in the 1990's wasn't rooted in sound science.

The rest of the time the head of Ryanair, a big low-cost airline, hauls out phrases like "overcharging rapists".

We shuffle past the bouncers, pay $12 apiece, and enter a big low-slung building with two stages, and a kitchen serving ribs and Cajun food.

In the last few months, the targets have shifted as the big low-cost carriers have turned on the small fry with predatory zeal.