Sentence examples for great broad from inspiring English sources

It will have great broad appeal.

They own several pieces by Peggy Mach ("Great broad, great broad").

"I've slept OK during the current Test [against India] but the Sri Lanka Test was not great," Broad said.

He put several initiatives in place, including the Hoveton Great Broad nature trail, which he designed and implemented.

I mean, you've got to wear your high boots out there or be a great broad jumper.

They own several pieces by Peggy Mach ("Great broad, great broad"), whose bronze lovers are also collected by William Casey, and a four-foot-tall model of an Indian brave playing a flute for an Indian maiden — both of them apparently growing out of the earth — which they first saw in the art gallery of Caesar's Tahoe.

It's not a little detailed question, it's a great big broad question.

We are losing our great broads – the Liz Taylors, the Joan Riverses, even the Cilla Blacks.

Initially, he praised the work he was doing, boasting of "what a great, broad-shouldered, elephantine personage I shall become by and by!" Later, he wrote to his wife-to-be Sophia Peabody, "labor is the curse of the world, and nobody can meddle with it without becoming proportionately brutified".

Ken Tucker of New York Magazine said she played the part "in full va-va-voom blossom" while LaSalle felt that she manages "to convince us that Ava was one of the great broads of all time".

Compared with GREAT, Broad-Enrich finds more biologically relevant terms in the top ranked gene sets, as illustrated with immune function-related terms for H3K4me1 and H3K27me3 in the context of lymphoblastoid cell line GM12878.