Sentence examples for substantial big from inspiring English sources

His penchant for set design comes into play in the more substantial "Big City," in which dozens of aluminum rods curve around the center of the stage.

He notes that the Congressional Budget Office predicts it will produce substantial big spending cuts, but he concedes that cost-cutting changes "aren't easy to make".

Similar definitions are given by the Dictionary of the Older Scottish Tongue that covers the period up to the start of the 18th century; later volumes, when it was published as the Dictionary of the Scots Language and covered from 1700 onwards, include substantial, large and big; it further indicates it may be akin to the Old Norse stórr.

"Money is tight with everyone but I'm sure we'll get big numbers and substantial giving, but it's early days yet".

Specialities like duck stuffed with apple and pork with pickled cabbage are substantial and big on flavour.

Altogether more manly (although surely no more substantial), the big-screen version of The A-Team arrives on DVD with an "extended cut" that beefs up the length.

Those were substantial tweaks to big bits of London housing arithmetic that had been lined up for a big tick from Boris Johnson.

The 20 large institutions, all but two evangelical Christian, raise substantial money, have big endowments or receive moderate to high denominational support — or do all three.

There is certainly a substantial challenge in big data investigations and intelligent data visualizations around giving meaning to complex statistics and databases.

"There's something more substantial than a big fat guy with an irreverent perspective," said Jeff Gilbert, the newsletter's humor columnist.

But she was a big substantial bread-and-butter, down-to-earth woman, with down-to-earth duties like feeding the girls, protecting, refining, keeping pure the girls.