Sentence examples for dying big from inspiring English sources
Specifically, Kazan asked for a last act in which Maggie was shown more sympathetically, the dying Big Daddy reappeared, and Brick underwent some form of moral awakening.
As harvest time approaches, you'll want to begin reaching into the branches of the live plant and removing all of the dead and dying big fan leaves from the branches.
"So if we die, we will die big".
"It's died big time," said Terry DiLorenzo, a saleswoman for Globe Ticket and Label, a ticket manufacturer and distributor in Warminster, Pa.
That's what happened this week in Columbus, where an Administration that knows nothing if not how to put on a good TV show died big time, just when it could least afford to, before an international audience of millions.
One of her last tweets last month made reference to the concert where she died: "Biggest fear for hard summer: dancing with a guy that can't keep up with me".
The concept is familiar to marine and structural engineers and to animators: big waves, big falling skyscrapers and big dying monsters all 'look' big because they appear to fall slowly; that is, it takes a long time for them to fall.
If the recorded music industry is dying, the big-voiced Brit didn't get the memo: her album 21 has sold over 23 million copies worldwide.
It was in North America, the place allegedly dying for big-screen gender parity, that led these movies bomb hard in America and Canada.
In previous centuries, it was a given that large numbers of people might die building big projects.
