Sentence examples for great bill from inspiring English sources

Didn't even the great Bill sometimes pander to the left?

"I think it's a great bill, Mr. President," Cohen said.

Then Twentieth Century Fox paired her with the great Bill (Bojangles) Robinson in "The Little Colonel" (1935).

McKinnon's Hillary freezes her face into a smile and says, flatly, "Great, Bill, I love jokes about that".

We're here to thank our president, For signing this great bill, That's right!

Sadly, the great Bill McLaren is not around to wax lyrically about Stuart Hogg, the latest son of his beloved Hawick to make it into the Scotland team.

The great Bill Walsh — more on him in a moment — said more or less the same thing about the still greater low-draft pick Joe Montana: that his special skills needed a special system and special showcase to shine.

The school had had a legendary basketball program — the great Bill Russell won two national championships as a player in the 1950s — but it had gotten out of control.

The only previous experience Branch had writing about sports came when he co-wrote the autobiography of the basketball great Bill Russell, "Second Wind," which was published in 1979.

And, like all anomalies, it produced cognitive dissonance and weird perceptions: It even led the great Bill James to wildly, if briefly, overrate Wade Boggs, who had an atypical home-run year, which James imagined was newly typical.

A repeat this weekend at Anfield would provide a timely reminder that some things are more important than rivalries and, dare I risk blasphemy against the great Bill Shankly, soccer in general.