Sentence examples for which was bigger from inspiring English sources

She extracted the voice box, which was bigger than she was.

Leaning over the box, he picked up the dead animal's mantle, which was bigger than he was.

In 1947, Utah beat Kentucky to win the National Invitation Tournament, which was bigger than the N.C.A.A. tournament in those days.

Some of Dr. Dean's prominent supporters had, indeed, complained about the effectiveness of Dr. Dean's advertising campaign, which was bigger and more expensive than those of his competitors.

Corrupt businessman Phil told researchers: "If you saw a nice picture of a yacht on the desk, which was bigger than he could have bought on a salary, he's sending you a signal to say, 'Talk to me.'" "With corruption, we're thinking of a different kind of personality," said Dr Claire Nee, director of the International Centre for Research in Forensic Psychology at Portsmouth.

The National Audit Office, the public spending watchdog, will investigate the pricing of the float, but Cable dismissed the huge share price rise – which was bigger than that experienced on the 1980s flotation of BT and British Gas – as "froth and speculation" and said "what matters is where the price eventually settles".

We ran for a foxhole dug out of the sand, which was big enough for five.

He was well respected amongst the soul crowd, which was big pre-rave.

Which is bigger, Killington or Stratton?

Not as big as Alaska, which is bigger than France and England and Germany and Japan … combined, but big enough.

Seeing the whole state, which is bigger than France, wasn't an option.