"Big" Example Sentences
1. The house has big windows.
2. That is a big dog.
3. The sun looks big in the sky.
4. She has big blue eyes.
5. I want a big slice of cake.
6. That tree has big leaves.
7. We had a big storm last night.
8. The whale had a big mouth.
9. The fish was too big to catch.
10. They had a big argument.
11. I took a big bite of the apple.
12. There were big crowds at the game.
13. They hosted a big party on Saturday.
14. The bay has big tides.
15. The lion let out a big roar.
16. The class had a big test today.
17. He made a big mistake.
18. She has big hair.
19. The frightened child gave a big sigh of relief.
20. The box has big stickers on it.
21. The rabbit had big ears.
22. The bears had big claws.
23. They live in a big city.
24. The tiger had big stripes.
25. The astronaut wore a big space suit.
26. They ate a big meal.
27. The elephant has big ears.
28. The building has a big lobby.
29. The truck had big tires.
30. The movie had a big budget.
31. The horse had big hooves.
32. The stadium has a big capacity.
33. That was a big surprise.
34. The rocket produced a big flame.
35. They had big plans for the future.
36. The child has a big imagination.
37. The lake has big waves.
38. The team had big hopes of winning.
39. The business had big losses that year.
40. She made a big mess.
41. The jet has big wings.
42. The ball made a big splash in the pond.
43. The diamond had a big cut.
44. The model wore big earrings.
45. I have a big job ahead of me.
46. The parade had big balloons.
47. The plane flew at a big height.
48. The boat had big sails.
49. The gorilla had big muscles.
50. The rocket made a big launch.
51. The problem is big.
52. I found the task to be pretty big.
53. She has a big heart.
54. It's a big world.
55. That was a big help.
56. I made a big mistake.
57. The party was huge and big.
58. Make a big effort.
59. It's a big job.
60. The balloon flew up big and high.
Common Phases
1.
Big deal
Used to dismissively suggest that something is not as important as has been made out to be.
2.
Big man on campus
Someone who sees themselves as important or popular on a school campus.
3.
Big wheels
Important people with power and influence.
4. Easy come, easy go
Meaning that anything gained easily will just as easily be lost.
5.
Big picture
The general perspective as opposed to details and specifics.
6. Bite off more than you can chew
To take on more of a task or responsibility than one can handle.
7. Come a long way
Meaning to have progressed or developed significantly.
8. Make a
big splash
To make an immediate and noticeable impact upon arrival or debut.
9. Once in a blue moon
Meaning something happens very rarely or infrequently.
10. A
big hit
Something that is immensely popular and successful.