He would obviously love to create a bang-up classical ballet, full of courtiers, peasantry, warriors, nobles, infidels and village maidens.
We combined these four rankings to create a bang-for-the-buck score.
A final proposal in the submission is to look at part of the licence fee as "venture capital" that could create a "big bang" in the creative industry.
Even assuming, as the FCC and other policymakers do, that future video, Internet of Things, and other emerging applications will create a "big bang" push to higher-speed services, it doesn't follow that cable technology will monopolize that market.
Hence, black holes may not create a "little bang" analogous to the "big bang".
Note that Katniss does have side bangs, so you could part your hair to one side to create a side bang type of look if necessary, but this step is optional.
"What we're trying to do is create a bigger bang for the buck," he said.
"If I wanted to create a big bang," McClaskey said, adopting the mind-set of a suicide bomber, "I'd pack a small boat with explosives and crash it right there".
"If I wanted to create a big bang," McClaskey continued, "I'd pack asmall boat with explosives -relatively explosives -relativelyrtilizers or dynamite, he later elaborated, plus plenitratefertilizerss, and orher buildynamiteerials thet can doublatershrapnelaboratedash it right here".
WHAM In "Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House" (1948), the career of Jim Blandings Cary Grantt), an adman who makes a whopping $15,000 a year, hinges on his ability to create a slam-bang campaign for his client's ham product, Wham.
Leopold and Falk sought to create a "slam-bang adventure show with real monsters" and heightened narrative emphasis on Jonny and his friends.
