Sentence examples for big masterminds from inspiring English sources

"I wouldn't have pinned them for big masterminds of international insider trading".

"I think there are bigger masterminds at work".

Fire poses a much greater threat thaen even the biggest criminal masterminds.

Polio vaccine shortages have occurred because of the scale-up of the immunisation programmes around the world in a big push, masterminded by the WHO with the support of the Gates Foundation and Rotary International, to eradicate the disease in the same way as smallpox.

Sam Rockwell, who played the young hothead in "Heist," tackles a similar role here, though he is also called upon to be the big job's mastermind, a term that can only be applied loosely and by default.

The company has pushed back the release dates of some of its biggest movies, including "Masterminds" starring Zach Galifianakis and Kristin Wiig, as it dealt with financial problems.

Compromised and often outwitted by what many misguidedly considered to be the swashbuckling and daring masterminds of big set-piece bank robberies, the Flying Squad saw the number of raids in London rise from 380 in 1972 to 734 by 1978.

Her witty, eclectic hip-hop earned a cult following via the internet, while her defiant love of council- estate couture made her an unlikely fashion icon, but only her most recent single - a cover of one of her own songs, masterminded by Big Brother refugee Preston and released as The Ordinary Boys Vs Lady Sovereign - managed to dent the Top 10.

So just how seriously will he fare as the evil mastermind of a big studio franchise?

Arrangers, the largely behind-the-scenes masterminds of the big-band era, took compositions by bandleaders and others and refashioned them.

And that's not a surprise, given that the executive producer, Arnold Shapiro, the creator of "Rescue 911" and "Big Brother," is also the mastermind behind "Blow Out," a reality series about Beverly Hills hairdressing.