Sentence examples for really big events from inspiring English sources

Really big events, generating really big money.

Sport works, but only for really big events.

For the really big events, a ticket lottery takes place.

Really big events, like Daytona, soak up the available rooms a year in advance and drive up prices.

The really big events result from two, three, four, five storms in a row coming in off the Pacific.

For really big events — say, a visit by Russia's president — workers would make an extra effort, by also painting the rocks and debris that filled potholes.

"This is a really big event in her life," Ms. Zhang said.

The really big event, though, remains the Notting Hill Carnival on Sunday and Monday of the Bank Holiday break (www.thenottinghillcarnival.com).

A good example of this would be a really big event Tehelka did a few years ago called the Summit of the Powerless.

"It will be a really, really big event," said Zhang Yan Chen, an assistant to Joo Kim Tiah, the heir of one of Malaysia's wealthiest families and chief executive of the Holborn Group, the development firm leading the project.

"After I came out of prison I went to the Co-op, and it was like a really big event for me, and this little old lady tottered towards me as I was walking in, and she looked like she was going to say something really nice.