Sentence examples for large again from inspiring English sources

Yet the islands may soon loom large again.

The crowds following Woods as he stalked history were quite large again.

China Mobile now has a market value half as large again as Vodafone's.

That was wholly reasonable: the population of the Netherlands is more than half as large again as that of Belgium.

It is richer and its population, at 59m, is nearly half as large again as Spain's, at 40m.

Then, on a first visit to China in 1979, when Mr. Lipton was a textile designer working for Jim Thompson Ltd. in Bangkok, stools loomed large again.

Portions are monster-large; again, that seems par.

The effect is going to be larger in authorities with lots of council tax benefit claimants, but it will be larger again where the claimants had large council tax bills.

The coming of the railways made Britain, and then the world, a much smaller, more accessible place; the pricing of all but the well-off out of train travel has made it larger again, unless you can afford the ticket.

Smallest in the primary visual cortex (V1), larger in V2, larger again in V3A and V4.

She has seen bikinis grow skimpy, then larger again; become thongs or look like shorts; gain laces, knots and ruffles.