Sentence examples for some sort of big from inspiring English sources

"They are still short of some sort of big leap".

"Absent some sort of big change, this will likely have an impact on Christmas sales".

They claimed that it would create some sort of "big brother" gun registry, even though the bill did the opposite.

Most important, to restore its brand value and power, Sears needs to make some sort of big, bold, visible move.

"It made 'Juke and Opal' seem like some sort of Big Message, which is not what I intended. . . .

And they usually have some sort of big sexual thing in them, much more than the Ruth Rendells do".

"What this is not is the previous government's plan of creating some sort of great big Big Brother database.

"He didn't come into my office acting like some sort of big-shot baseball player.

It was about ten o'clock, and I'd been on some sort of big-band record date, just playing clarinet.

A second wrong shrugging the China-Pakistan one through, on the basis of some sort of big-power tit-for-tat will only double tit-for-tat wille China joined tit-for-tat willNSG its pronlyeration recordoubleexecrable.

Such festival favorites as Roma or the Coen brothers' upcoming western anthology The Ballad of Buster Scruggs (the duo has confirmed that some sort of big-screen release is on the way) would be event-caliber premieres even if kept online, but this resolution ensures that they'll be able to operate at maximum impact in the optimal viewing environment.