Sentence examples for big old difference from inspiring English sources

Can't help but think that must make a big old difference on the pitch, in the dressing room and on every flight they ever take".

The outbreak of this latest battle in the long war between News Corp and Google also illustrates the differences between big old media and big new media.

"One big, old family.

With big old teeth.

Big old house.

HT: Big old Texas gal.

Wear a big old hat.

With a wry smile, Choi said, "My life and his life at 20 years old — big difference".

Just as it's not fair to pit a 7-year-old against a 17-year-old, there's a big difference in physical ability between a 70-year-old and an 80-year-old.

But conceptually there was a big difference between old and new.

There's a big difference between old-school Mr Vains – exhibitionist, self-adoring, but essentially sweet (happy peacocks) – and a certain breed of hardcore vain men, self-satisfied, hyper-critical, mean, who like to spread the pain around by commenting on how everyone else is looking, too.