Sentence examples for suggested big from inspiring English sources

Also Molotov helped when he suggested Big Four talks on disarmament.

His research suggested big disparities between contracts, and auditors have now confirmed this.

His signature tune, "Come On, Let's Go," barely qualified as a song, but the audience, mostly screaming teenage girls, suggested big potential to Mr. Keane.

A fall in the number of high street shoppers after Christmas suggested big discounts were failing to lure people into stores.

The disputes suggested big differences between the values that the investment office was putting on the trading positions and the values seen by those on the other side of the trades.

CooperCity analyst Louise Cooper suggested big investors had decided to express derision following a recent showdown over a bonus scheme that could have handed Ashley £72m of free shares.

It has not suggested bigger cuts in direct income payments, or in EU tariffs on farm imports.

Paura suggested bigger movie screens and seats as well as better concessions for adults (including wine, cheese or "something that doesn't make my cholesterol go up").

More physically defined, these bulges suggest big, cartoonish tongues.

Shapes that suggest big, audacious strokes are composed of cobbled, careful little strokes.

They first suggest big pastels, firmly drawn, with robust textures and crosshatching.