Sentence examples for dropping a big from inspiring English sources
"If Iran didn't exist, neither would I," says Zalmai, dropping a big sack.
"It was like someone dropping a big metal can," said the waitress, Laurel Medlinger, 24.
Dunne had written about the new ferry service in her column, dropping a big hint: "How nice if the Co-op Blue Goose shuttle bus were there to take me into Breezy Point".
"Some of this reminds me of dropping a big stone in a pond," Terry Phillips mused over lunch at the Glenville Queen diner, just outside of Schenectady, New York.
Why investigate that way at all when baseball has the exiled crusader Jose Canseco dropping a big name here, another there, as he shamelessly shops another book proposal, by way of the public?
[At this point 22 Minutes' Mark Critch interrupts us by dropping a big bottle of rum into Peter's lap].
"The Labour party has dropped a big one here".
Often the composer just dropped a big dance act into the middle of the show.
He has, in effect, dropped a big stone into the European pond and stood back to watch the ripples spread.
"Instead, we dropped a big marble block in the middle so as not to interfere with the architecture".
He then drops a big ol' C-bomb in the direction of the ref, which earns him a talking to.
