Sentence examples for one big time from inspiring English sources

Nobody like the coach or the G.M., no one big time.

But the impression left by this emergency budget was that the Tories' philosophical approach of massive spending cuts (and a rise in VAT) prevailed over Lib Dems' calls for a progressive one – big time.

It will interest at least one London local authority, at least one big time property developer, the residents of two housing estates in north Fulham and many people who care about the sort of place the capital should be: Sadiq will review the Earl's Court Masterplan as he has serious reservations about the overall direction the scheme is taking.

Dr. Haas: In my opinion, the USPSTF blew this one big time.

Each team has at least one big-time pass catcher.

It was an eventful one, too, with several last-second finishes, one big-time skirmish (including scrutiny over spitting angles) and several surprising stars around the league.

Among their needs still remaining — safety, offensive line, wideouts — the Redskins now must go out and get one big-time wide receiver in free agency for RGIII.

Marion, acquired from Phoenix in the Shaquille O'Neal trade, finished with 15 points, 17 rebounds and one big-time alley-oop dunk in the first half.

In Hoboken, many still think Roselli's the better singer, and after 32 albums, the one big-time singer from town who never really left is getting his turn to shine far and wide.

There is one big-time trial that will determine the winner, along with the top five that will be medalists, and so on.

While the one big-time investment might promise huge returns that have you imagining a lifetime of luxury, too many times such schemes fail people and leave them destitute.