Sentence examples for more big time from inspiring English sources

He missed more big time throws than he made, but he at least managed the game well.

Are there more big time big leaguers, or would they simply create more competition for jobs on the Toledo Mud Hens, Brooklyn Cyclones and Stockton Ports?

UConn looked more big time right away, especially for the women's team, which began drawing a family-friendly crowd -- lots of kids and grandparents -- to its games in the homey, cozy Storrs arena.

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To that end, more and more big-time food charities have become locavores: They try to buy their goods as close to recipient nations as possible.

Ravens, 28-14 Carolina (8-8) at Washington (10-6) The Redskins have more big-time players than an N.B.A. All-Star Game.

What Hernandez needs, Posada said, is one more big start, one more big-time outing to reset his foundation for the fall.

There are two more big-time leaps for Ms. Groff's narrative to make, and it would take plot spoilers to specify when and where this novel will touch down.

The Irish had better talent, more speed and quickness, more creativity on offense, more tenacity on defense, more alertness on fast breaks, more big-time experience, more height and more of most other good things.

Now Sundby is back with another ambitious idea and more big-time backers.

The Big Ten Conference's investment in women's lacrosse and Southern California's rise to Division I varsity competition in 2013 have brought the game to more big-time athletic departments willing to provide the financial support necessary to bid for title contention, Connor said.