Sentence examples for big tail from inspiring English sources

I swiveled my head in time to see the big tail fade into the green.

The lead is just 68 and Sri Lanka's big tail is getting closer.

That has removed one of the big tail risks to the global economy – a chaotic break-up of the eurozone.

Unless, as Grossi's team have done, you simply take that complicated system and stick a big tail on its bum.

"We can watch the whole thing unfold," said Block, who hopes it will come back around even brighter and with a big tail.

And one big tail wind that propelled the popularity of emerging-market equities and other risky assets — the widespread availability of cheap credit globally — has slackened.

But it could be that peahens simply liked big tails.

However, he points out that big tails can have a downside, as they can slow down an individual that needs to turn around fast to escape or attack a predator.

Despite the very positive spin of my earlier article: Norfolk Southern (NYSE NSC) v. Power REIT: Heads: Win Big; Tails: Lose Nothing, I actually understated Power REIT's (NYSE PW) potential upside from the civil case, in order to keep an already long article to a readable length.

And yet really I am on the side of the monsters, at least the big tail-dragging ones with large underbites.

"Flightless birds such as ostriches and emus don't have big tail-feather fans, and birds that do have big tail-feather fans such as peacocks and turkeys don't try to use them to run at all, but just keep them tucked in except when fanned out for display".