Singing opeator explains mood by saying that since his mother and father died, he has lost interest in life and he figures "what the hell, why worry?" Office boy who had been bawled out for not emptying outgoing baskets for three days clears basket of three pieces and remarks, "Big three day's work".
It is, as remarked previously, a big handset, but I haven't found it too big, and I've got small hands.
Indeed, in an article two years ago we remarked that among big American schools Kellogg was the "first to blink" by reducing its commitment to the traditional course structure.
There are several reasons for that, but one consequence has been the much remarked lack of big names in Labour leadership contests since 2010.
At the recent 40th anniversary dinner of the UCSF Philip R. Lee Institute for Health Policy Studies (IHPS) at San Francisco's beautiful City Hall rotunda, a tablemate remarked "If the big quake hit now and this place collapsed, American health care would have to start all over".
Back in October, the president remarked with a big smirky grin stretched diagonally across his spongy skull about the possibility of World War III if Iran attained the knowledge to build a weapon.
When a neighbour stopped by to pick up Valentin for the afternoon, he remarked "He looks bigger every time I see him".
When a neighbor stopped by to pick up Valentin for the afternoon, he remarked "He looks bigger every time I see him".
"Look at those big fellas, " remarked my old friend James Rolle as we sat with feet dangling off a beat-up dock at the Big Game Fishing Club on Bimini, a small island in the Northern Bahamas.
Cameron has occasionally described food banks as a manifestation of the Conservative notion of "big society" in action (Ed Miliband remarked, "I never thought the big society was about feeding hungry children in Britain").
