Sentence examples for made very big from inspiring English sources

Some have made very big bets.

Nick Clegg made very big claims indeed for his speech on the new politics today.

A cadre of Republican consultants made very big money from Whitman.

"To scale the business, they have to make very big investments in getting very big contracts".

They could make very big, very elaborate houses, but they choose not to.

Ukip therefore needs to make very big inroads into Labour's traditional white, working-class electorate.

The final lesson of this debacle is that smart nations with noble motives can make very big mistakes.

Which is dangerous, as I often make very big mistakes, thinking I can 'carry off' something when I can't.

"Maybe it is not very popular logic, but laboratories which was adopted by WADA, sometimes they are making very big mistakes," Prokhorov said, adding that preventing more doping cases was a priority.

It might seem like a joke: the UK's largest youth science and engineering education event, named the Big Bang Fair, is sponsored by companies who make very big bangs indeed.

"Never in the history of the world has it been factually as important to make very big changes in what humanity has done, and yet it's just these scientists saying all this confusing stuff," he said.