Examples of 'were not big' in a sentence
Meaning of "were not big"
Were not big: This phrase implies that something or someone is not important, significant, or of great size or scale
How to use "were not big" in a sentence
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were not big
There were not big surprises at the championship.
The collision mats were not big enough.
They were not big enough to be visible.
But the changes in behavior were not big.
Even if they were not big ones like these.
The teenage runaways at table four were not big tippers.
A lot of those were not big when they came out.
It is safe to say that the invaders were not big readers.
They were not big banks.
The majority of these plans were replicas that were not big enough to hold passengers.
They were not big trees.
There were some small clashes with the police but they were not big.
Those donations were not big amounts.
Were not big enough for him to have fallen through.
Relationships were not big in my family.
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Bad news, the teenage runaways at table four were not big tippers.
We were not big.
The old ones made of glazed earthware, were not big enough anymore.
The Framers were not big advocates of democracy.
If the earring did not touch the shoulder, they were not big enough.
The planks we slept on were not big enough to accommodate all the inmates.
Due to being a Start-Up company, the money resources were not big.
I guess the ghosts were not Big fans of the meals either.
The other actors in the movie, whilst known, were not big stars.
The Broquets were not big travelers.
Before, we were not big enough to have a conversation with it.
To be honest, the gifts were not big or expensive.
These films were not big hits, but helped increase her profile with the movie-going public.
It also seemed like Eric's family were not big fans of her.
Snyder and Jennings were not big drinkers, but the gifts served their purpose.
As mentioned earlier, these were not big band-backed songs.
We were not big slave owners, I know that.
This school 's classrooms were not big enough to accommodate all participants.
Comics were not big business and most work was work-for-hire, transferring rights to publishers.
The buildings at Bennett were not big enough to quarter the 14 men stationed there.
That Victoria and I were not big on asking questions? Danny, do you remember when I said.
