Sentence examples for big rights from inspiring English sources
In the second round, Mayweather landed two big rights that snapped back Ortiz's head.
In the UK, any big rights battle is expected to be over Premier League football.
It had a big rights issue this year to tackle sky-high debts and also now preaches a gospel on tighter management.
I don't imagine there are big rights fees for a programme such as Commercial Breakdown with Jimmy Carr, given that people quite like the idea of getting an advertisement on the BBC.
And it's not as if the Red Bulls are a drastically bigger draw than the Liberty or that MSG is paying a big rights fee to carry the games.
He blistered Hall with either a flurry of blows, or the kind of big rights that looked as if Hall were being given electric shocks each time they landed.
"She scored big right there.
Whole eggs are big right now.
Doug McKinlay Hotel One-room hotels are big right now.
"The puck looks pretty big right now," Crawford said.
