Sentence examples for make the biggest splash from inspiring English sources

Mr. Vignola, 6-foot-1, would try to make the biggest splash in the swimming pool.

G.E.'s answer, perhaps unsurprisingly, is to make the biggest splash it can at the Beijing Olympics.

The delegation's smallest member, 4ft 8in and 105lbs of fast-twitch muscle and American bravado, could make the biggest splash.

The Americans did manage to win three of the four relays in Daegu, but the Jamaicans and Bolt still managed to make the biggest splash.

With all that going on, pitcher Jorge De Paula was just about the last person on the Yankees' roster expected to make the biggest splash.

Besiktas is trying to make the biggest splash in the business of luring locked-out N.B.A. players, and it remains one of the few teams with enough money to lure N.B.A. players abroad.

"They're big fish, and big fish make the biggest splashes — they'll make examples of them".

It would have been easier for General Manager Ruben Amaro Jr. to give the Toronto Blue Jays the elite prospects they wanted for Halladay and make the bigger splash.

"There's enough ego and competitive instinct to make the big splash in free agency," said Andrew Brandt, who managed the Green Bay Packers' salary cap from 1999-2007.

It may just turn out that the superdelegates who waited actually lost their opportunity to make the big splash, to maximize the influence of their decision.

The Red Sox made the biggest splash at the last winter meetings, lavishing a seven-year, $142 million contract on Carl Crawford.