Sentence examples for opposing big from inspiring English sources

They're like the Green Party opposing big bank bonuses.

Roy noticed how quickly opposing big men were being saddled with foul trouble.

He harasses opposing big men, blocks shots, applies hard fouls and rarely stops moving.

On traps, Lin learned how to draw the opposing big man out and set him up before exploding past him.

Unlike Sullinger, Robinson refused to be either frustrated or pushed around by the physical play of the opposing big men.

Opposing big government is squarely in the American grain; trying to hold back the demographic tide is quixotic.

But nearly all of the Republican opponents insisted they were upholding the party's principles and its "brand" by opposing big-government intervention in what should be free markets.

In 2010, Kevin Durant brought the ball up the court, operated from the wing, and defended opposing bigs over the course of a single minute.

Mrs. Clinton has also accused Mr. Lazio of voting the way that donors in the mortgage banking industry wanted and against his district's interests by opposing bigger government-backed mortgages for high-cost areas like his own.

Although big-money interests were still opposed, the legislative process created big-money allies who, regrettably for health care but positively for the bill, benefited and thus either remained silent or actually countered the opposing big-money.

He is highly proficient as a pick-and-pop man and can usually force opposing bigs away from the basket.