The sentence "I big" is not correct or usable in written English.
The correct equivalent would be "I'm big." For example, if you wanted to emphasize your physical size you could say "I'm big enough to do this heavy lifting!".
Am I big on defence, Miliband said to an interviewer.
And, from the adult: am I big enough and clever enough to look after you?
Soon other virtual communities — like the Twitter account for fans of the 1990s TV show "Boy Meets World," and a Facebook page called "I Big Trucks, Mudding, Bon Fires... Country BOYS! :)" — began selling shirts, with staggering success.
For two years during World War I, Big Ben's bell was silent to prevent enemy aircraft from using it to hone in on the Houses of Parliament, and during World War II its clock was not illuminated for the same reason.
"Hi," said Jules, Lindsay's sister, "I'm, like, a cool, independent woman and I big it up as a DJ on the club scene, innit?" Though really she was a bit lost and was looking for the mothering she never had as a child.
Extension questions typically consisted of two types, classified by the instructor as (i) big picture questions, consisting of open-ended questions to stimulate discussion and look at larger concepts, and (ii) clinical correlation questions, situating concepts in clinical applications.
I, Big-Daddy Shia, did it.'.
A menu of basic contracts assigns to each announced type θ i, i∈{ℓ,h}, an output level and transfer, (big (tilde {{q}} (theta ^{i}), tilde {{t}} (theta ^{i}) big)).
The corresponding workload is (s cdot ell _{i}^{j} cdot C_{i}), and (ii) an upper-bound on the number of non-zero frames in the interval [s·k i ·T i,t) denoted as (nb_{i}(t) = Big lfloor frac {(t text {mod} k_{i} cdot T_{i})) - D_{i}}{T_{i}} Big rfloor + 1). The corresponding workload is ( w_{i}^{j} = text {max}_{c=0}^{k_{i}-1}left (sum _{eta =c}^{c + nb_{i}(t -1} C_{i, et -1}xt {mod} k_{i}}right)).
UW is a big school with almost 40,000 students, a NCAA Division I Big Ten Conference football team, and cultural offerings up the wazoo.
Then the surface (S_{(a,t)}^{(i)}) divides (S^3) into two regions, each of which has volume at least (big ( frac{1}{2} - frac{1}{i} big ), mathrm{vol}(S^3)).
