Sentence examples for biggie on from inspiring English sources

Biggie, on the other hand, didn't have such a strong sociopolitical message in his music.

"Finding new employment is a biggie on the New Year's resolution list," he said.

I wonder if I could get a dog to grin at me like that while I make my way through the next biggie on my list, Susan Wise Bauer's "The History of the Medieval World".

But, leaving aside the fact that the corporation, currently in possession of this terrific and, yes, classy SW19 asset, decided to shuck responsibility for the evening biggie on to someone (in the words of Tom Lehrer) unfettered by such restrictive critical considerations as, for instance, taste – Clare can do little wrong in these eyes, and did little wrong here.

But there's no doubt about it, it's a biggie on Sunday".

He was shot at by police a month before, was actually shot on two separate occasions in 1994 and 1999, and presumably had the recent shootings of 2Pac and Biggie on his mind.

Their respective rosters were home to rival talents – Dr Dre, Snoop and Tupac on Death Row, Biggie Smalls on Bad Boy – but the Californians took their allotted role a little too seriously.

"For Biggie you put on a ballad?" he asked.

"This is a subjective sport... it was a good run but let's be picky... this is the Olympics!" says Warwood. 9.18am GMT On the BBC Tim Warwood reckons the American Devin Logan is listening to Biggie Smalls on her headphones just moments before her run.

This week's movie is a biggie - on all accounts.

When she looked out, she said, she saw Ms. Claybourne, whom she knew as Biggie, sprawled on the ground and bleeding.