Examples of 'big pie' in a sentence
Meaning of "big pie"
Big pie: This phrase colloquially refers to a large portion or share of something valuable or desirable, often used metaphorically to describe a significant opportunity, amount, or portion
How to use "big pie" in a sentence
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You did open up your big pie hole.
The big pie dish never goes over the heat itself.
Imagine your life is a big pie.
And a big pie chart showing how much crime has dropped.
Like it was one big pie.
Wernham Hogg is one big pie and if I am in charge of that big pie.
You are just another part of this big pie called World.
You've got this great big pie that you want to get away from everybody else.
Just got off the phone with his boss at Big Pie.
There is a big pie Bake-Off in Jonesville in a couple months.
Here I am with that big pie.
There is a big pie Bake-Off in Jonesville in a couple months . And I would like to go.
Where do you think we stand after the big pie challenge?
For one big pie and 4 little ones.
Why do not you just shut that big pie hole already?
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In the big pie of the unemployed youth, less than 5 % have tertiary education.
How would you like me to make you one big pie for dinner tonight?
It was one big pie factory … A Landlord's Dream … There were no interior walls.
These numbers, of course, represent a very thin slice of the big pie of national food.
Now we need a big pie plate so we can… Twinkers!
It's still a small piece of the big pie.
How'd you like me to make you one big pie for dinner tonight?
That 's not very big pie.
All right, all right! Now we need a big pie plate so we can.
It 's a very big pie.
I am… Why don't you just shut that big pie hole already?
I am… Tell them. Why don't you just shut that big pie hole already?
