“big-time”造句，怎麼用big-time造句

In recent years the medium has been exploited in ever darker ways by petty warlords as well as by big-time tyrants.

If you were a big-time Icelandic fisherman you got this piece of paper that entitled you to, say, 1 percent of the total catch allowed to be pulled from Iceland's waters that season.

According to Mr Johnson, the corruption which now permeates the party was most patent in the activities of its first minister of defence, the late Joe Modise, who is described as a big-time gangster.

It was, in fact, Mourinho's linguistic ability that gave him his leg-up in big-time football.

Bourgeois and burghers, as I said last time, are urban residents who are losing their privileges on the continent to big-time absolute states.

Posey, whose contract expires in June, finished the series against the Chicago Bulls averaging7.8 points and7.8 rebounds. His overall performance should help him cash in big-time on the open market.

Take your morning coffee and croissant at the bar like locals do and you'll save big-time.

That is what the big-time Silicon Valley VCs who fund those businesses strive for: big markets affecting a lot of people.

But the Maneater is hardly the only big-time star who has reportedly cashed in by performing for members of Libya's hard-partying first family.