Sentence examples for serious big from inspiring English sources

The Secret Service guys, who have kicked in the door, alert headquarters and go into "Serious Big Deal" mode.

The pastiche of serious big budget films allowed the Carry Ons to reach a new comic level and none was better than Carry On Cleo, shot with such speed on the discarded sets of Fox's ill-fated Richard Burton/Elizabeth Taylor Cleopatra that it appeared in the cinemas before the original.

Bain Capital Ventures and angels including Chris Dixon gave Raj a $5 million Series A in February 2009 to recruit a team of geniuses capable of tackling the serious big data technology problem.

With its platform now powering performance monitoring for mobile apps on more than 500 million unique devices which have logged more than 50 billion app sessions — for customers like Netflix, LinkedIn and AT&T — Crittercism is now looking to evolve into a serious Big Data company.

Glock USA describes the model as "a slightly reduced size of a full-size handgun for easier concealment but still retains the performance on the level of a serious big bore".

Models pack the room -- serious big-name girls and their male counterparts.

This year, BMW found yet more serious big-name directors happy to make short online films featuring BMW's and started hiring serious big-name actors to perform in them as well, among them F. Murray Abraham and Gary Oldman.

The idea behind this room is to offer a place for Londoners to gather, if only through the medium of a television camera, for the kinds of serious, big-family sit-downs that go along with governing a sometimes dysfunctional city of more than seven million -- a city so decentralized, in fact, that until three years ago it never had an elected mayor.

All I knew was that Finis was a serious big-game fisherman, as revealed by his boat, his gear (four stout marlin rods, three 80-pound class reels and one 50) and his choice of captains in this case, Wayne's brother Bobby Bisbee.

As a benefit, local newspapers often cover much more than the local TV news ever will.[6] Or try passing out the sections of a serious big-city newspaper and reading it silently for half an hour.

I don't recall how or why, but the first big, serious adult book I picked up was "Tales of the South Pacific," by James Michener.