Sentence examples for moved big from inspiring English sources
Had they foundered, as their white-supremacist successors do today, in cheap nostalgia, they would not have had much influence, but they made a brilliant marriage with modernism, and that gave them immense academic authority at a time when little magazines moved big boulders, or seemed to.
Silver has argued that several significant events moved big blocs of voters this year, including the July press conference held by the F.B.I. director, James Comey, about his agency's investigation of Hillary Clinton's private e-mail server, in which Comey harshly criticized the candidate, and the first Presidential debate, which was seen as a disaster for Donald Trump.
The NBA's Magic has moved big time into big data this season to set ticket prices, create a more memorable customer experience and build loyalty.
The onset of summer heralded the transition in the television season and, just when you thought you'd get a reprieve from reality programs showcasing 'spousal exchanges' (a la Wife Swap) and suburban ennui (think Desperate Housewives), along came not only The Starter Wife but also Ex-Wives Club, and HBO moved Big Love to Monday night at the launch of its new season.
So, after this massive pipe was uprooted from the stadium and moved elsewhere, I caught up with Barry Walsh to ask him a few questions about his favourite skate spot and the event they held to skate the newly moved Big-O ramp.
When dancers want to move big, they cross the stage in hulking walks or jumps.
"We are moving big and we are moving fast," Bannon said, according to the Times.
Judge Gerber, 62, has been willing to take potentially controversial steps to move big cases along.
After a career trying to move big business with a stick, Mr. Perez is now trying carrots.
Carne said one thing that was being looked at was possibly moving big engineering projects away from the Christmas period.
"Some of those ladies move big product," he said, slipping into a lingo more often associated with drug dealers.
