Sentence examples for by having a big from inspiring English sources

"By having a big man playing the mother, right away you know you're not poking fun at a woman.

We ruined one day's surfing by having a big night out on the main drag, which morphs into a giant outdoor club after dark.

Root takes the advice by having a big airy swipe a short ball from Wagner that drifts down the leg side.

If your economy benefits by having a big bulge of working-age people, then your economy will have a harder time of it when that bulge generation retires, and there are relatively few workers to take their place.

One bride at the clerk's office, Jessica Godden, 27, a research assistant from Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, said, "Every four years we can have way more fun than we would every year," by having a big quadrennial party.

Chris Cook: In common with the rest of the world, I should think Master Minded will probably win this quite easily, but I don't feel like trying to buy money by having a big bet at odds-on.

Reducing the use of drugs would be better tackled by having a bigger welfare state, rather than criminalising addicts, according to research.

We saw how we could support our partners even more by having a bigger team, especially in light of the outbreak and the increased attention health in Sierra Leone is getting.

What that means is a bigger area to capture light: it's the same idea as a medium-format camera, which seeks to improve the quality of images by having a bigger light-collecting device than its smaller counterpart, the SLR (single lens reflex) camera.

The second, more frequent way is by having a "big-shot" as part owner of the patent.

And the way you do that is by having a bigger "yes" burning inside.