Sentence examples for do something large from inspiring English sources

But even more than that I am endlessly fascinated by him and his lifelong quest to do something large, to impact America, through football.

But of course he's right, he did do something large and worthwhile, of which the relentless playing of David Bowie was but a small yet memorable part.

"Rather than do something large scale, the idea was individual voices shining an individual light against the darkness," said Ara Guzelimian, Carnegie Hall's artistic adviser and senior director, explaining the concert was planned about 10 days ago.

Whoever wins the election may have a chance to do something larger: propose a new defining idea for American foreign policy.

"I like their way of listening and their deep interest in music, and so I thought it was possible to do something larger and different.

If you really want someone you love to make a change, the key is to ask them to do something small and easy first because that increases the chances they will do something larger later.

"I wanted to do something larger that could be applied to business jet and commuter jet size, and even bigger transport size," he says.

He sees his new job as a chance to "create a public resource whose whole is greater than the sum of the parts and to do something larger than what I can do from the university setting".

LAST June in a fjord in southwestern Norway, a 213-foot-tall wind turbine did something large wind turbines normally don't do: it headed out to sea.

It was easy to think that he had made it in every way: whether he did something large, grand and public, or something small, private and artistic, he was a champion.

Setting aside campaign politics and the brouhaha over how exactly Obama put together his memoir, Maraniss has done something larger.