Sentence examples for officially big from inspiring English sources

Coupons are officially big business.

As reported in this week's Economist, alternative energy is now officially big business.

In 1998, Mechanical Animals sold multiple millions and Manson was officially big time.

A blockbuster of a collection and proof that he is now officially Big Time.

He went hitless in three at-bats, finished this series hitless in his final eight at-bats, and acknowledged that, yeah, Dodgers-Angels is now officially big stuff.

Even the Arab world has caught wind of crowdsourcing, and as an Arab-American I can attest that when the Arabs start doing, it is officially "big".

Today, the company is making it official (and officially bigger): UiPath has raised $153 million in a Series B round that values the company at $1.1 billion — more than ten-fold the company's valuation when it last raised funding, in April of last year.

It's been quite the month for viral content, with the news that memes are now officially bigger than Jesus (they were searched more often on Google for the first time ever this summer).

That makes Instagram officially bigger than Twitter, which had 284 million active users as of six weeks ago.

Because ours is officially bigger than yours.

And now that you're officially "bigger than 'The Sopranos'" do you ever panic and wonder "how are we going to top that?" Well, as far as being "bigger than 'The Sopranos'" — plenty of television shows had higher ratings than David Chase's masterpiece.