I had a really big one on the eighth floor, overlooking the rooftops, and I adored it.
De Site in the Rabot district is a really big one, built on a piece of land that in a few years will become a housing scheme.
The most popular one — "The Really Big One" — occupied readers for 3.6 billion seconds, or roughly a hundred and fifteen years.
In 2016, she won the Pulitzer Prize for Feature Writing and a National Magazine Award for "The Really Big One," her story on the seismic risk in the Pacific Northwest.
He said the issue was a "really big one" and had been "going on for years.
And we've had debates about greyhound racing, abortion debates, parental notification and the other really big one was the recent debate on the human rights commission.
Kathryn Schulz's article about how the Cascadia subduction zone will trigger a catastrophic earthquake and tsunami generated attention around Puget Sound and here on the Olympic Peninsula ("The Really Big One," July 20th).
It is a pleasing irony that the writer who has generally been excluded from the Booker prize itself (Claire Tomalin, a judge in 1980, insisted that she be included on the shortlist), should pull the really big one.
Get a really big one if you want to keep it all in one place or get several small ones, whatever you like.
"Thankfully," Tom Rachman writes, "most of the editorial staffers are occupied piecing together copy on a shooting at Virginia Tech" when the other story, the really big one, breaks.
"This is the really big one for family," she said.
