"They do things like make big shots and do some of those things.
"He doesn't like big shots, and he doesn't think he's a big shot," said Gerald Rafshoon, who was Carter's White House communications director.
"Furthermore, if British activists and British businesses don't do it here, the big shots in America will be jumping on us".
"He does not hit big shots, but he's solid and you have to beat him," Sargsian said today.
"I didn't have big shots, and anybody who would watch me play would say I was very boring," Judy Murray said.
Roger Stevens, Jr., the founding chairman of the Kennedy Center, expressed hope that the Honors would "help build more enthusiasm for the performing arts," and it seemed that he had found a canny strategy for doing so; the big shots drew a spotlight toward artists like Rudolf Serkin or Merce Cunningham, who had no profile on the talk-show circuit.
"I did all my big shots first.
Do you need to go for big shots or do you need to stay in?
Lynda's going to have to make some big shots, which she does, and Santamaria's going to have to defend like crazy.
It's all, 'Don't come the big shot with me, missy, I used to smack your bum.'" They both burst out laughing, the sound filling the red-walled living room of the family home dotted with paintings and photos.
