Sentence examples for normally bigger from inspiring English sources
RPI is normally bigger than CPI, which obviously means fare rises are higher.
The fuel tank is normally bigger too.
Caribbean cricket is normally big on atmosphere.
American visitors, normally big customers at some Paris department stores, stayed away.
"Normally, big cycles start early, and by doing that, they cut short the previous cycle.
Bordeaux are not normally big spenders, but they can't afford not to buy him.
"May and June are normally big months, but they aren't going to be big months this year," said Hans Bonkenburg, the owner.
"Normally, big men go from East to West," said Rod Thorn, the Nets' president, who tried to trade for Rasheed Wallace last summer.
And because Chinese restaurants stand as popular family dining destinations, she noted, normally big profit generators like wine and liquor don't contribute much.
Normally, big investors like Lehman closely guard such information out of fear that other investors will use it for their own trading purposes.
Restaurants, normally big buyers of breast meat, slashed orders as millions of people cut back on eating out, and breast prices slumped.
