Sentence examples for reasonably big from inspiring English sources

Philip Dunn has an injured back and needs an automatic and a reasonably big boot.

Lincoln Center's Bruckner series broke no box-office records, but audiences were reasonably big and the response was ecstatic.

That is four times as much as the Hubble space telescope, a reasonably big piece of science, churned out in its first two decades.NEON, then, truly does represent a shift by ecologists towards bigness.

But he had a reasonably big cushion there from previous polling, and the state will probably only flip to Mr. Obama in the event that he is winning the Electoral College decisively.

The Giants do have room for a reasonably big contract, however, and the key to the Rice sweepstakes could be the Giants' defensive line coach, Denny Marcin, who coached Rice at the University of Illinois.

"We will focus on the rest of the world, which is reasonably big enough and is growing significantly," its chief technology officer Li Sanqi told the IDG News Service.

It is a decade now since anyone really felt he was a competitor, 10 years during which he has married again, divorced again and reinvented himself as a TV guy in the United States and a reasonably big-time businessman everywhere else with a gaggle of products headed by his course-design business.

"The debate was reasonably good tempered up until that point, but once he made those remarks there was a pretty big backlash".

Its borrowings from other movies are not egregious, and its kinship with everything from "Finding Nemo" to "Avatar" puts it in reasonably good big-budget, mass-entertainment company.

Both restaurants offer a lot of reasonably priced choices: big sandwiches with fries for $15, and substantial small plates for $12.

At the time, because everything happened so quickly, I wasn't sure if any of this was live ammunition, so I reasonably found a big wall to shield me if needed.