President Obama may be big on education now, but that hasn't always been the case.
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The company is hosting an event in San Francisco on Tuesday that promises to be big on several fronts.
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This 28-year-old playboy libertine with famously unconventional tastes turns out to be big on Wings-era Paul McCartney.
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Anyone who leads a modern police force should be big on science and data to measure results of policies and procedures.
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Fluoride exposure in utero linked to lower IQ, study finds Expect this one to be BIG on your local mom message boards.
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"Maybe, ah, crochet a sweater or, you know, I would love to, you know — travel would be big on my bucket list," he said.
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Last time around, Pantone predicted that fall would be big on the nature-referencing, calming shades like warm reds and browns, and deep yellows and greens.
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Elon may be big on batteries, but they are bulky and heavy, so carrying enough to give a truck decent range robs it of cargo carrying capability.
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As for Ms. Warren's Medicare for all meltdown, I agree that she was unfairly held to a much higher standard than Mr. Sanders, who tends to be big on promises but light on details.
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Like, as big as some of the artists have gotten, you have other artist that are famous and successful here that don't really need to even go out and be big on a nation stage.
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I wasn't huge on alcohol — if I had been, at least I may have had a wider social circle — but I was big on food, and what's more is that food seemed to be big on me, too.
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It's a question most musicians are asked far too often and their answers rarely are often pretty surface level—of course a person that enjoys both twang and guitar solos is going to be big on Neil Young.
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The visit — which comes days before Xi is set to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump at the G-20 summit — will be "big on symbolism and big on substance," said John Park, director of the Korea Project at Harvard Kennedy School.
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I'm sure they all would like to be big on a national stage, and that may or may not happen, but, when you making some type of of leeway and you're known locally, where you started from, that's a great feeling within itself, you feel what I'm saying?
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It is also his first realization of what he learned from Sirk: that people, however small they may be, and their emotions, however insignificant they may seem, could be big on the movie screen.
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There might be one song that gets to be big on the radio, but they're not albums that people ... play a lot. This is one that I gather from talking to people. ... Four months later, they're saying, 'I'm really getting into the album now. McGuinness believed that the conditions of the music market were more responsible for the low sales than any decline in U2's popularity.
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"Bullitproof" peaked at #27 on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Tracks, and #37 on the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks. However, it still failed to break the band into the United States. The band, and lead singer Jon Toogood especially, have since expressed displeasure with the album, calling it "overproduced", and "bullshit --- that would've been the wrong album to be big on." This album features Scott Weiland (Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver) and DJ Lethal (Limp Bizkit and House of Pain) on the track "Coming Down".
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Bray left the new OED project in 1989 to co-found Open Text Corporation with two colleagues. Open Text commercialised the search engine employed in the new OED project. Bray recalled that “in 1994 I heard a conference speaker say that search engines would be big on the Internet, and in five seconds all the pieces just fell into place in my head. I realized that we could build such a thing with our technology.” Thus in 1995, Open Text released the Open Text Index, one of the first popular commercial web search engines.
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