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Discover LudwigThe phrase "make it very big" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to increase the size or scale of something significantly. Example: "The company plans to make it very big by expanding into international markets."
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And now, at 32, he is about to make it very big indeed.
It can take something very small and make it very big, and that's what you've done for us".
It it is a fair bet that some of the companies in this book will one day make it very big.
You have to have a very grand view of your own capacities and, judging by the types who make it very big, a touch of megalomania is probably to be expected.
Do not make it very big.
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They changed the character completely: they made it very big and it was very good for me to work with these wonderful actors.
It is odd when they make the news, which they do only occasionally, and only by making it very big, by winning the Nobel Prize, as Heaney did, and by dying.
On it are some of the biggest names in entertainment, sports' most branded athletes and businessmen on the brink of making it very big.
Several Swedish crime writers have also made it very big internationally.
Given all that, what revelations about Lennon — who once dismissed the Beatles as "just a band that made it very, very big" — were left to discover?
But from my experience, they do represent stark differences that make it very difficult to turn a big company back into a start-up.
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