Sentence examples for something major to from inspiring English sources

"It's going to take something major to wake them up," he says.

He's got to do something major to get people like me lit up.

From this vantage point, it appears that the orchestra has something major to look forward to next year.

Truscott's got something major to get off her chest – and I'm not talking about the strip-tease sight gag that punctuates a date-rape routine mid-show.

"It had to be something major to send a plume of water shooting into the sky," said Jim Schneider, who also lives along Toledo Bend.

Everyone was expecting something major to happen in the NBA on Thursday night, yet it was a little surprising when something actually did.

"Thankfully she has like 20-something majors to keep her warm at night.

And then you start to grasp for a solution to the problem – something major, something to disrupt the current system and bring us back to our proper place in the lead.

But currently, the tech is floating in novelty territory and it looks like it will be hard to rescue that without something major coming to save it.

Nick had been involved in a storyline that saw him attempt to poison Dot in 1990, and producers felt that in order for Dot to allow Nick back into her life again, something major had to occur in her narrative, that being the death of her husband.

"There's a general understanding that something major needs to be done.