Sentence examples for big time are from inspiring English sources

Maccabi, back in the big time, are on their way there.

Still, on the flip side, the chances of hitting the big time are remote.

No musicians he helped to reach the big time are mentioned without their sales figures and the Grammys they won under his tutelage larding the text.

Intercollegiate athletics is a cash-and-carry business, and if an aspiring program does not have a sugar daddy or mommy, its chances of reaching the big time are slim.

The great, starring roles of recent times, the ones that go to Cumberbatch and Hiddleston and Lewis and Redmayne, the roles that have propelled them into the big time, are not great working-class heroes.

These two underdogs who made the big time are part of a larger bond between a big-business pro football team and a local university on the Hempstead Plain.

Little Bush and Big Time were conspicuously missing.

The batsmen have certainly stopped going big, time is on their side and they are comfortable.

But what pisses you off big time is the bureaucracy, and people's selfishness, ignorance.

All this show needs for the big time is a set and a larger theater.

But, as Alec recalls, this first taste of the big time wasn't really a success.