Sentence examples for represented a big from inspiring English sources

The first represented a big deal.

This represented "a big opportunity lost," he said.

But the Australian Open represented a big step up.

Her first season, she said, 100 fans represented a big turnout.

It was "more like passing familiarity," Mr. Furse says, which represented "a big challenge".

For Reed, who died in 1986, transplanting herself to television represented a big gamble.

A Panthers team with a 3-8 record hardly represented a big draw either.

Today's hearing represented a big change from the academy's initial response to Marie's report of rape.

As a flat sum, the credit would have represented a bigger subsidy to low-paid workers.

That represents a big turnaround.

I represent a big organization.