Sentence examples for big overturned from inspiring English sources

The tiniest museum visitors can get a Peter's-eye view of the world by crawling inside a big overturned flowerpot or resting under a huge tree.

Herbert Morrison told the new female MPs in 1945 to stick to "women's issues", while Gerald Kaufman noted that neither Alice Bacon nor Barbara Castle would have been selected if local party members had believed there was the faintest chance they would become MPs; both overturned big Tory majorities.

Overturned big rig jamming traffic on 10, 110 freeway transition for hours.

Big white plastic fingernails lie like shields or overturned turtles on a sheet of sandpaper.

The verdict against five big tobacco companies, including R.J. Reynolds and Philip Morris, is likely to be overturned (or a lesser sum awarded) on appeal.See article: Tobacco and the lawIn another blow, the European Commission said that it intends to take civil action against American tobacco companies.

If it had changed its forecasts and overturned 20 years of consensus, that would be a very big deal indeed.

Who would invest in a sector where the business model has been so recently and so completely overturned and where the last investors – wealthy sovereign wealth funds – are nursing big losses.

Even before the summer retreat, network donors were coughing up big checks to Super Pacs, which sprang up after the supreme court in 2010 overturned decades of campaign finance law and allowed corporations, individuals and unions to give unlimited sums to ostensibly independent groups promoting federal candidates.

"They showed it on the big screen and you see it bounce, and you just know it's going to get overturned," Mattingly said.

"They showed it on the big screen and you see it bounce, and you just know it's going to get overturned," Mattingly said after the game.

The sight of the Sound was not reassuring --big waves, strong current, many overturned small boats.