Sentence examples for put on larger from inspiring English sources

We still don't think that's the case, but sometimes when you work in this sport you have to put on larger glasses.

The costs of putting on larger and larger broadcast events are increasingly swallowed by a network of corporate sponsors who are well placed to enforce their visions of how things ought to play out.

The Edinburgh festivals face serious problems putting on large events next year because the London Olympics will lead to a major shortage of technicians and road crew, according to one of the festival fringe's most senior producers.

Another big undertaking when it comes to putting on large-scale festivals is the capital, or on many occasions, the lack thereof.

Mr. Schnebly decided to put on a larger and heavier streamer fly made with the feathers of a ringed-necked pheasant.

Mr. Garcia's office is focusing on the valuations Lehman put on its large commercial real estate holdings.

He also suggested that i had "put on large numbers [of sales] since it launched".

He added: "People have really come out to support the carnival and it shows once again that London can put on large events".

Last Easter Wildworks, the company who put on large-scale stories out of doors, created the most marvellous event of the year in The Passion at Port Talbot.

Saturday 9 a.m. 3) WALKING ON SUNSHINE Roll out of bed, put on large sunglasses and get yourself to South Pointe Park, a grassy expanse and promenade at the tip of South Beach that has become a town square of sorts.

As a public artist who has put on large works in Taiwan, Japan and New York, Mr. Roux is accustomed to coming up with big ideas, then letting others do the grunt work.