Sentence examples for biggie in from inspiring English sources

Brooks plays down the Iranian race to a nuclear capability — the "biggie" in this corner of the woods.

Seven and a half centimetres round, my tumour's a biggie, in cancer terms, a Tony Soprano of lumps.

"This [song] doesn't really remind me of Biggie in any way, except for having the Puffy background-dancing and ad libs/intro that almost destroy a good song.

"When I listen to Ready to Die, I feel a nostalgia for the way we were, but I also remember that I would never have actually wanted to run into Biggie in 1994," she writes.

Even Get Rich Or Die Tryin', which benefited from 50 Cent as its star – as opposed to little-known actor Jamal Woolard playing Biggie in Notorious – failed to crack seven figures on its opening weekend (£803,000).

In his book A Dangerous Place: California's Unsettling Fate, the late journalist Marc Reisner recalled the grumblings and grindings of the earth's tectonic plates during the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake, a 7.1 biggie in the San Francisco Bay area.

He considered this the ultimate betrayal and, upon his release he began attacking Biggie both in the press and in song, most famously on Hit 'Em Up, in which he claimed to have had sex with Biggie's wife, Faith Evans.

He introduced me to Brother Biggie, then in his 50s (now 82), a short, joyful man with a smile for every customer who walks in, whether it's the first time or the 1,000th.

There's nods to the Beastie Boys and Biggie Smalls in here.

There was laughter at the prideful reprimands of a bejewelled King George, and delighted recognition of the Biggie homage in "Duel Commandments".

The narrator and his mate, Biggie, are in that post school-leaving limbo, itching to get on with life but uncertain of what they want.