Sentence examples for remarks big from inspiring English sources

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".

From 1930 to 1935, Fairbanks was in great demand, playing, as he remarked, "big roles in little pictures, and little roles in big pictures".

The  video then shows  quote from Mr. Romney's 47 percent remarks in big letters: "And so my job is not to worry about these people".

Also, it's wholly naive for middle-class people to believe the working class don't make the eye-rolling remarks about "big televisions" and "wonky priorities" among the poor, as they absolutely do.

The remarks brought big cheers from partisan crowds and an instant reaction from the Kerry campaign, which said the senator had demonstrated his toughness in combat during the Vietnam War and would focus on nuclear threats posed by Iran and North Korea.

Dan Hesse, CEO of Sprint, delivered the opening remarks of Big Kansas City by connecting the dots between startups and established companies.

Trump said he had initially thought "it was not within the realm of possibility that she said it" and called the remark "the biggest mistake of the political season".

Of General Franks's transport plane, he remarks: "I am big; I am bad; and I will kick anyone's ass that I so choose".

Jackie Clune railed against James Corden and Jack Whitehall for rude remarks on the Big Fat Quiz of the Year.

By remarks' end, the big question remaining was whether the Mane Men would consummate their alliance with a hug.

On another page, Twain made some snide remarks about the big sums being paid to another author of his era, Mary Baker Eddy, the founder of Christian Science.