Sentence examples for big sentences from inspiring English sources

"They answer back in just these big sentences".

"I am convinced that it was planned in advance to give out big sentences so that people would stop coming to the meetings and to justify a ban against them in Moscow," she said.

"For a long time, prosecutors have defined themselves through conviction rates and winning the big cases with the big sentences," Nicholas Turner, the president of the Vera Institute, told me.

Importing cutting agents carries big sentences.

However, one participant (P1) said it was too technical and another said There's all these big words and big sentences (P5) There's all these big words and big sentences (P5) The revision took account of the results from the first round of testing both quantitative and qualitative, where it was shown that improvements were needed.

"A big sentence will send a message that we are not going to be allow men and women to kill each other.

And here we are: the final Sentence of the Week before our big Sentence of the Year competition, the runup to which began last March with Charlotte Brontë, my first SOTW winner.

"At that point, he would've loved to come to the States and get a big sentence reduction," a government official who worked on the case said, of La Barbie.

"We're hoping for a big sentence only as a deterrent," Cynthia Friedman, a victim of Mr. Madoff's fraud, told a crowd of reporters before his sentence was handed down.

That big sentence gets at a big idea behind "L'America," which is that romantic passion is catalyzed by the erotic pull of place, especially when that place happens to be somewhere other than the one you call home.

The government's papers, submitted by the office of Lev L. Dassin, the acting United States attorney in Manhattan, said a big sentence was appropriate, and cited Mr. Madoff's sentence and other substantial if lesser terms meted out in large fraud cases.