Sentence examples for big production of from inspiring English sources
In fact, for the summer, the Fishmarket is making a big production of crabs.
Whenever he comes, I make a big production of finding my wallet.
"Pippin," the last big production of the season at the Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor, is a personal story of one young man's search for fulfillment.
Loomstate, for one, has backed away from a big production of denim until it can do so more efficiently, Mr. Mackinlay Hahn said.
That's what's so offensive about a lot that we see: people have the pretension to do a big production of Chekhov, for example, without having an idea of what Russia's about.
"Underneath this kabuki dance of statesmanship the strong ideological divisions are still there -- they're just using code words like the 'need for bipartishanship.' " Mr. Bush and his aides made a big production of meeting with several Democrats the other day, although Mr. Democrat -- Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts -- was not invited.
I could let us wreck ourselves in the dark, shiver closer to death, slowly, unnoticeably, instead of making such a big production out of it.
defer.add img); Try to make a big production out of scheduling when you will complete different parts of big projects, and put up a (preferably color-coded) wall calendar in your study area.
And then, the Justice Department made a big production out of telling the judge that I had passed top-secret code-word information to the press, and that information was declassified solely for the purpose of prosecuting me.
In the end, Turkey can — and probably will — move some folks around and make a big production out of it, but nobody should expect the border to become hermetically sealed overnight.
