Sentence examples for some sort of bigger from inspiring English sources

I personally think there is scope in linking up Test, ODI and T20 cricket in some sort of bigger world championship that involves all three formats.

And it doesn't even mean that they haven't had some low-level conversations about some sort of bigger deal, maybe even an acquisition.

I didn't want to do a brand with just a random name and expect people to buy into it -- I wanted to create a culture or some sort of bigger message for kids to follow.

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

"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".

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

"He was tall, rangy, like some sort of big eagle — kind of swoopy," Haven Pell, a financial adviser in Washington, said.

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. . . .