Sentence examples for bit of big from inspiring English sources

The first bit of big investment went into education.

I have a bit of big trash, so I go.

If you are doing a bit of big spending and have a credit card use it for that added protection.

But tea-partiers, who tend to be elderly themselves, are rather keen on that bit of big government.

No chance, they'd forego all this namby-pamby watchfulness, and apply a bit of big toe to collective Windies rump.

One part "The Riches," one part "Dallas" with a little bit of "Big Love" thrown in, "Lone Star," which arrives Sept. 20, can appear to be an unlikely project for Ms. Lippman and Mr. Keyser.

Food and Drink Fischgalerie, Maxstrasse 2, (49-351) 490-3506, serveryvery good red mullet, sashimi, soft polenta, delightful service and (rare in Dresden) a welcome bit of big-city buzz.

They also are sold through the jeweler Harry Fane at his Obsidian gallery in London, and had a bit of big-screen fame when Ms. Ong was asked to design the "cruciform key" used in the 2006 movie "The Da Vinci Code," starring Tom Hanks.

Herschelle Gibbs will offer excitement and a bit of big-name glamour to the county's T20 campaign - much needed given the lack of success in the short-form game.

There have also been more private sales of bits of big companies, such as Diageo's recent sales of Burger King to Texas Pacific.

In increasingly popular sessions like this recent seminar at the McGraw-Hill Building, she combines bits of Big Sur self-awareness with Method acting to increase the confidence of those more gifted in calculus than charisma.