Sentence examples for turn out big from inspiring English sources

He could pull in more from a group many had taken for granted would turn out big for Clinton.

Kennedy inherited his love for the dish, fittingly enough, from his Uncle Leo, who would turn out big batches anytime the budding chef came to visit.

Landrieu will be counting on women and blacks to turn out big in December, and will need to keep the race from becoming another referendum on Obama.

Does anyone really think we can turn out big numbers of hard to motivate Democratic base voters if we walk away from health care?

"We're looking to voters to turn out big in support of this and really set a historic precedent," said Matthew Anderson, a National Audubon Society vice president for climate.

One reason is that Spain's problems always turn out bigger than they seem.

So there is a crime ring to uncover, romantic complications, family secrets and, as it turns out, big money at stake.

Yet his industrial middle-class constituency in Birmingham adored him, and his efficient party organization there (the "caucus") turned out big Liberal votes in the Midlands.

Six Persimmons, Karen Lowe's baking company, is turning out big, handsomely decorated rooster cookies for Chinese New Year, the Year of the Rooster, which starts on Feb. 9.

Ford spent $550 million to retool a Michigan factory, which once turned out big pickups and S.U.V.'s, to make the cars that the company expects to be in hot demand as gas prices rise.

These executives were, it turned out, big users of "clearly," "very clearly" and other terms that Joseph Williams, the late University of Chicago professor who wrote the textbook "Style," branded as "trust me, stupid" words.