Sentence examples for decline of big from inspiring English sources

Everybody was talking about the decline of big parties.

The 1960s saw the decline of big passenger liners and the rise of mass travel by air.

He laments the decline of "big ideas and grand narratives" as part and parcel of the intellectual acquiescence.

With the decline of big bands, Mr. Jacquet worked constantly in all kinds of formats, including a popular trio in the 1970's with the pianist Milt Buckner and the drummer Jo Jones.

But the reason we have too many deer in the US in the first place is simple: the steady decline of big predators like the mountain lion and you guessed it the wolf.

In the face of the general decline of the big band business, he led a big band for much of the 1940s and rhythm-and-blues units after that.

The success of potty-mouthed Irish matriarch Agnes Brown (played by the series writer and creator Mr O'Carroll) and her brood highlights the decline of the big soaps in delivering blockbuster "specials" for Christmas Day.

We're really talking about how to continue the orderly decline of these big producers who are now down to half the capacity of what they were 25 years ago".

Mr. Baran continued and confirmed another story I had heard about the decline of the big fish: "While the trend in overall harvest is arguable, it is clear that the average size of the fish being caught is declining, with now more small fish" — small species and small individuals — "and fewer big fish.

Players from Boca Juniors, Argentina's most popular club, even visited Rafael Di Zeo (pictured), the former boss of the team's barrabrava, when he was in jail (he was released in May 2010 after serving more than three years for assault).Barrabravas have already taken some blame for the decline of several big clubs in recent years.

With the polls so close, with the inexorable decline of the big two parties, with the widespread hunger for a different type of politics the range of election outcomes is bewildering.