Sentence examples for big time i from inspiring English sources

Even though it affected me – and it did, big time – I wasn't of an age to understand what kind of pressure they were under".

Zinaida, daughter of a down-at-heel princess, is 21 and a virtuoso flirt, and Vladimir falls for her, big time: "I had ceased to be simply a young boy; I was someone in love".

"That kind of an answer undermines that very significantly". Sen. Richard C. Shelby (Ala)., the panel's top Republican, called Kohn's explanation "very disturbing". "If the American taxpayer's money is at stake -- and it is, big time -- I believe the American taxpayers, the people, and this committee, we need to know who benefited, where this money went," Shelby said.

"You talking to me?" As I got closer to my second chance at the big time, I heard a young assistant casting director, Jarred Bryant, ask a bald man with a big belly, 40-ish, "Are you in the business?" "Yes," said the man, "I'm in the business".

"It helped me big time — I wasn't exactly sure what I was going to do to eat today," Davis said.

Profits are down this year and so will be bonuses for 2011, big time, I am told, at least by Wall Street standards.

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The two big times I've done it, both were me messing up the date a story was supposed to run on.

Still, despite feeling that I owed her (big-time), I couldn't bring myself to write/finish the story until she offered to give me a photograph in exchange.

"It's so big-time I can't tell you," Ms. Brown said of making operas, which she likened, with a mischievous smile, to driving a Maserati.

"If I wanted to go pro and be big-time, I could and I would," says Adams, ranked the best women's flyweight in the world.