Sentence examples for deal of how from inspiring English sources

EVERYBODY is making a big deal of how the United States Open finally found a separate place for the women's championship in prime time.

"Everybody makes a big deal of how far he's hitting it, but you can hit it 400 yards, you've still got to make putts.

Jun made a big deal of how the Mi Note had a Sharp-made display, a Sony-made camera, a Philips two-tone flash and a Sony or LG-made battery.

I depressed the clutch pedal and remembered that when G.M. engineers gave me a walk-around of the car, they made a big deal of how its 6-speed manual transmission engages via a dual-disc clutch.

In his 1989 work, "Bureaucracy," he drew on numerous examples to show how bureaucracy is not one thing but many things, and that different agencies must deploy different incentive and task structures, which in turn explain a great deal of how they work, including how they define and pursue their goals, bargain with other groups, recruit expertise and often fail.

We've also read a good deal of how the web has come into its own as a means of soliciting and receiving donations for the various charities seeking to address the consequences of the disaster, but in the UK there is a great example of how TV - as surely the most powerfully emotive medium - is prompting people to donate as they see the reports using their remote controls.

For those interested in a deal-by-deal accounting of how Oracle built its empire, the company provides a comprehensive "acquisition catalog" on its Web site.

This is a big deal because of how much of the Internet we're now consuming on the go.

"He sure doesn't want to make a big deal out of how good he is," Valentine said.

We all seem to love a deal regardless of how much money we have.

Many felt scorned by the book deal because of how emotionally connected to the group they had become.