Sentence examples for of going big from inspiring English sources

Kozmo.com exemplified the idea of going big fast and figuring out the profitability part later.

But instead of going big right away I would want to start small then gradually get bigger.

"I don't think the political system seems capable of going big at this point," MacGuineas says.

But in terms of going big, Iñárritu has outdone himself with his new film, The Revenant.

This is the story Starkville has to tell: a small town with big promise but no danger of going big time or getting too high on itself.

To help escape the myth of going big, I want to share three small things that I've learned make a big difference.

After five years on the local market, the Gracie Mae's Pride Cakes company was on the verge of going big-time; Johnson had sold cakes at Marshall Fields department store and had a contract to bake them at Whole Foods, a natural foods chain.

"Instead of going bigger, I wanted to go more intimate and more specific and more tribal — because I feel that the more specific it is, the more universal it tends to be," Chon says.

Named Revolution Wind ― a heavy-handed reference to turbines in a state culturally obsessed with its colonial past ― the proposed project would have 144 megawatts of electricity-producing capacity, with the option of going bigger with 288 megawatts or smaller with 96.

There was a clear Nebraska tint to the audience, which at one point burst into chants of "Go, Big Red," a reference to the University of Nebraska's football team.

An honest assessment of your ability to go big.