Sentence examples for refer big from inspiring English sources
The preferred firm's negotiators often have some latitude to alter the terms of a deal, but refer big decisions to Beijing.
The OFT has already been asked to reconsider its refusal last August to refer big supermarket groups bidding for small stores to the higher Competition Commission.
Several analysts said they expected Ms. Hewitt, who is acting on guidance from the Office of Fair Trading, to refer the Big Three for further review, while clearing proposals from William Morrison and Mr. Green with limited concessions.
The major arcana refer to big and important life events or themes, while the minor arcana refer to more daily themes or events.[2].
I'm particularly referring to big donors.
It hasn't been that long ago," Mr. Obama said last week in Elkhart, Ind., referring to big banks.
Referring to Big Grey, he added, "It's the only all Celtic traditional music concert series on Long Island".
"We don't plan on doing many more of these, if any at all," Mr. Zuckerberg said, referring to big acquisitions.
"He was the one who was so proud that I'm the first female director whose movie" — she was referring to "Big" — "made a hundred million dollars".
The phrase, which typically refers to big banks whose collapse would endanger the financial system, doubles as the team name for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation's softball team.
"Our competitors are people who produce wines pleasing to the consumer, at competitive prices," Mr. Magrez said in a recent conversation, referring to big foreign wine exporters.
