Sentence examples for have big time from inspiring English sources

What we consider banal, routine banter can have big time impact.

More importantly, he is a model for why forgiveness, or at least selective forgiveness, can have big time results.

"If we win this game, we'll have big-time momentum going into the following game.

The state comptroller, by the way, is now an appointee, since the one the voters elected, Alan Hevesi, turned out to have big-time ethics problems.

Keep in mind, too, that the majority of male college teams dropped in the 1990's were from Division II and Division III programs, which don't have big-time football or men's basketball.

Chad Griffin, the president of the Human Rights Campaign, the largest civil rights organization devoted to gay and lesbian issues and a backer of Ms. Baldwin, said that both she and Mr. Thompson have big-time financial supporters all over the country.

"I look upon the B.C.S. -- I look upon these new requirements as just symptoms of a much larger problem in which we have big-time football now dominating all aspects of sports," said William R. Greiner, president of the University at Buffalo, which is in the Mid-American Conference.

Throw in weak exports, currency translation losses for U.S. multinationals, and run it all up against tight labor markets, and you have big-time pressure on corporate earnings.