Sentence examples for big presents from inspiring English sources

Putting a limit on how much you spend could make you a lot more creative with your giving as you won't be able to resort to buying big presents.

She and Reed, who lives with his parents, confirmed Ryan's version: Mitt and Ann and the boys had come on Christmas Eve , 1995 a few months after the crash (but soon after the boys came home from the hospital) with "big boxes, big presents," and stayed for hours.

He's right to say that parents are making themselves miserable unnecessarily – the Christmases where my mum took out catalogue hire purchase agreements on "big presents" don't stand out any more in my memory than those where she made all our gifts or cobbled them together from charity shops.

In the build up to Christmas, so-called stocking-fillers are available in many stores, and it's not uncommon to give many small gifts in a stocking instead of big presents.

So if something big presents itself, sleep on it.

Two years ago, Big Randy received a big present.

As each set unfolds, it's like . . . a big present rolling towards you downstage.

She's acting like she's given me some big present.

Drones – remote-controlled flying objects with cameras – are likely to be this Christmas's big present for boys, big and small, and next year's biggest suburban annoyance.

Last year's most popular holiday-time movie — the equivalent of the big present — was the family-friendly "Night at the Museum," with Ben Stiller.

It satisfies two big present cravings: that of museums to attract crowds, and that of at least some in those crowds for good art.