Sentence examples for large to put from inspiring English sources

But I firmly believe there is a limit to how much you can expect the world at large to put up with from your kids.

One passenger, 50-year-old Ann Elizabeth Isham, reportedly refused to leave the Titanic without her Great Dane, which was too large to put in a lifeboat.

Look for items that would be too large to put on your registry but that you can't live without in your new abode.

Be sure not to purchase too many fish or to select fish that are too large to put inside your bowl.

Make the holes only large enough to put the string through and no larger.

He also wants it to be large enough to put off the sequester until Sept. 30.

West London is highly built-up with few available locations large enough to put a football stadium on.

Environmental activists had hoped the marches would attract large numbers to put pressure on governments to cut greenhouse gas emissions.

Cerberus's co-investors, losing faith on the gamble, by and large declined to put in new funds.

But leaders of the recall effort said the number of signatures was so large as to put any serious legal challenge out of reach.

Andrew Lansley and Jeremy Hunt have simply accelerated this process, ordering primary care trusts (now clustered into large groups) to put whole tranches of NHS services out to competitive tender.