Sentence examples for unusually big from inspiring English sources
The returning soldiers, in a great rutting release, created an unusually big and bulging generation.
The financial crisis and its aftermath had an unusually big effect on them.
The pay hikes won by labourers at Honda and Foxconn are unusually big.
"Well, I was born rich," she said with an unusually big smile.
Their incumbency feels like an unusually big advantage in an election likely to be devoid of strong national currents.
Many of the fires recorded up to 8 March were unusually big, roaring through up to 40 hectares a time.
Last year, for the first time, spending by Apple and Google on patent lawsuits and unusually big-dollar patent purchases exceeded spending on research and development of new products, according to public filings.
Some experts say millennials — those who grew up in the 1990s or the 21st century — are unusually big-hearted, maybe because of the community service requirements they had in school.
Previously, sthenurines were thought to be unusually big-boned compared with their modern-day relatives; the comparisons offered by this study, however, show that they are, in fact, normally proportioned.
The sequence of the unexpectedly small bands of the Pifvine-2 empty sites (for samples 4 and 6) and the unusually bigger band of the Pifvine-3 empty site (sample 5) revealed sequence polymorphisms unrelated to the transposition of the elements here reported.
Stung by an alarming decline in CD sales, record executives began releasing an unusually heavy blitz of big-name artists last week in hopes of drawing big holiday sales.
