Sentence examples for big making from inspiring English sources

He doesn't seem to believe America's structural problems are that big, making his reform ideas small.

Some economists and politicians say that the companies are too big, making them highly vulnerable to rapid changes in interest rates.

China ultimately acceded to U.S. demands, but today its economy is almost 17 times as big, making it less vulnerable to American pressure.

But the winners win big, making a cultural impact and a decent return on investment, and that, along with the plain fun of it all, is what justifies all those checks.

It is easy to understand why newspapers and magazines around the country ran the photo big, making Private Dwyer an instant hero, back when the war was a triumphal tale of Iraqi liberation.

He said the arm rests on the new cars are too high and the surfaces feel sticky; the windows are too big, making it hard to escape the glare of the sun, and he doesn't like having head rests on the aisle seats because it makes it harder to spot a vacant seat.

Do something big, make the regular polyhedrons.

They're big, made of marble.

If it is too big, make it smaller.

"Big players make big plays in big games.

"Big players make big shots at big times.