Sentence examples for well bigger than from inspiring English sources
Appearing this week in a superb Blu-ray edition from the Criterion Collection (a standard definition version is available as well), "Bigger Than Life" is a therapeutic melodrama of the sort popular through the 1950s, in which medical science steps in to cure the spiritual as well as physical ills of the central character.
The point of the tests is to gauge how well big banks, those with more than $50 billion in assets, would stand up to a dramatic economic downturn or shock to the financial system.
Big life changes can be, well, big.
Well, more big than menacing.
ERICA: No. MARK: O.K., well, they're bigger than me.
"Well, he's bigger than I am," Olson said, beaming.
No bubble ends well and these, bigger than others around the world, will end especially badly.
Today, analysts and press reports suggest America's real military spending on space programs could well be much bigger than the $5 billion through 2020 announced last year.
Subsequently she has been famous for being famous, for pumping too much Restylane into her lips, for jinxing Romo's gridiron performance, and for, well, blowing up bigger than Flozell Adams.
This will create a firm well over three-times bigger than its nearest rival.
