Sentence examples for resemble big from inspiring English sources
Paul worked in a style that was all his own, creating fantasy cities that resemble big pieces of jewelry.
Most of that came from police departments that favor models like the Taser X26 and the Advanced Taser M26, which resemble big, crazy sci-fi weapons.
"Mementos," made of dried rose petals joined in elaborate patterns by lacelike sections of meticulously hand-stitched, artificial hair, resemble big doilies.
They look astounding, hovering above the big halls that museums increasingly design to house such spectacles, and suggest a playful generosity of spirit, but they also resemble big, pillowy, transparent trampolines.
Paula Scher's engaging paintings resemble big maps of places like Europe, Africa and the United States or metropolitan areas like Los Angeles, Washington and Manhattan, but you would not want to rely on one for navigating the real world.
No one climbed the trees as at the Newbury road protests in the 1990s, but as snow fell on the Forest of Dean objectors marched, sang songs and then ignited a bonfire built to resemble Big Ben to show their opposition to Westminster plans.
While the product may resemble big-arena boxing, club shows set in smaller, suburban venues are usually more affordable.
The large, glossy color photographs in "Kigurumi, Dollers and How We See" picture unknown people in costumes with whole-head masks that make them resemble big-eyed, teenage-girl dolls.
If James Bond films were once fantasy travel telly for people who could not afford holidays in exotic locations, Woody Allen's recent movies increasingly resemble big-screen travel brochures for the well-off.
Exactly 132 tests, resembling big shirt buttons, fit on an 8 ½-by-11-inch sheet.
Still later, there's a coastline that resembles Big Sur's.
