Sentence examples for seriously big from inspiring English sources

Some seriously big totals from their power-packed top six.

"It's a unique configuration of some seriously big comedy minds.

To start with, the pieces are bound to be seriously big.

All the experts say that a seriously big earthquake in Istanbul will definitely happen".

There is seriously big money hovering around Sand Hill Foods, the provisional name of Brown's startup.

Yet jewels from Laurence Graff, perhaps the biggest dealer in seriously big stones, are rare this evening.

By the 1600s, it was being used as a shorthand for seriously big-time terrorists: Robert Cecil called Guy Fawkes and his mates "Robin Hoods".

But as I watched the horrifying events taking place in New York and Washington, D.C., on live television, one of many things that occurred to me was that, as a story, the long-overlooked conflict in Sri Lanka had just been, in news terms, seriously big-footed by an event of global proportions.

Turns out it's a pretty ambitious venture run by some really smart people that has attracted some seriously big-name backers.

Meaning, of course, that Indiegogo can get seriously bigger.

Expect some seriously heavy, acid-tinged big room house.