So I talk big and that just makes me fight harder.
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He is the one eager to talk big ideas: philosophy, religion, sociology and especially politics.
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We may talk big and act big, but make no bones about it – what Philly does best is lose.
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"Others talk big about Trump, hoping to get your vote," he announced in one of his election-week ads.
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We want to talk big-picture strategy stuff and the tactical plans they use to operate media properties in 2017.
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For all your real talk, big and small, Greta Grotesk is there to set it out in black and white.
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Video games talk big about the zen of strange worlds, but few encourage players to explore them for exploring's sake.
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Maybe there's some reassurance to be had in the fact that Trump tends to talk big and act, um, minimally.
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Advocates of legalizing gambling on sports usually talk big game, but one of the movement's most vocal advocates tempered his rhetoric on Monday.
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John Ridley ("American Crime") tackles early-1970s radicalism in Britain as a pair of lovers who talk big about black power and immigrant causes — Jas (Freida Pinto) and Marcus (Babou Ceesay) — turn their words into action.
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In short, the effects of the Trump tax cut are already looking like the effects of the Brownback tax cut in Kansas, the Bush tax cut and every other much-hyped tax cut of the past three decades: big talk, big promises, but no results aside from a swollen budget deficit.
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"If we are to talk big picture, then I say that women coming to Russia to support the national team is another step toward equality," said Nada Altuwaijry, a British-educated media expert from Saudi capital Riyadh who says she has been passionate about soccer since she was age 12.
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While he can talk big, and threaten loud, the fact is that dominating the Middle East is much more important to Iran than it is to the U.S. — especially now that America is the world's largest oil producer and Americans are utterly exhausted with the Middle East — and Iran will always be there and we won't.
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KFAX later adopted a religious format, with Christian music and religious talk."Big Markets Offer Something for All", Broadcasting. December 14, 1964. p. 62. Retrieved August 30, 2019.
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Even spiking, you make the spike maul talk; you sing to it. Like when you’re driving a spike down. [SINGING] “Big cat, little cat, teeniny kitten. Big cat!” That’s you driving the spike as hard as you could. He’d holler, “Make a wheel out of that maul.” And that means spike fast. And so, with two of us spiking, you make that maul talk! “Big cat, little cat, teeniny kitten,” and that spike would be down.
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In 1984, the two stations were split up as KEEY-FM became the sister station of WDGY and the AM station struck out on its own. The call letters were changed to KLBB in February 1982, with a staff consisting of many former employees of WCCO Radio. They aired a full-service format consisting of talk, big band and MOR music. Cargill Communications purchased KLBB in 1993, along with KBCW (1470 AM), WTCX-FM (105.1 FM) and WLOL-FM (105.3) for the basis of a proposed alternative rock station, soon to become known as "REV105".
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Marc Hunter cleaned up in the post-Dragon years and released two successful solo singles, "Island Nights" (1979) from Fiji Bitter and "Big City Talk" (1981) from Big City Talk. "Big City Talk"'s video was filmed in the Broadway Tunnel, a long and dreary pedestrian walkway linking Sydney's Central Station with Broadway. It captured the seedy and unsettling atmosphere of the tunnel, adding extra mood to the song's words. Todd Hunter had meanwhile teamed up with his domestic partner (and later second wife) Johanna Pigott, formerly of indie punk group XL Capris, who later fronted the alternative rock band, Scribble.
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The EMF sale excluded WABB AM, which the Dittman family had chosen to retain for the time being, therefore retaining the rights to the WABB callsign. The Dittman family closed the sale of the station to Omni Broadcasting on October 24, 2012, and the new owners changed the call sign to WTKD, following the flip to sports talk. Big Fish Broadcasting reserved the "WABB" call letters for their silent AM radio station in Belton, South Carolina. The station was sold to Donald Pugh's Eternity Record Company LLC at a purchase price of $175,000; the transaction was consummated on July 15, 2014.
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Evidence of the use of Pueraria mirifica can be definitively identified as early as the 13th Century AD. The ancient capital of Burma, known then as Pookham but now called Bagan, was one of the most important centers of knowledge in the Asian region until being sacked and partially destroyed by Kublai Khan's Mongol invasion of the late 13th Century. In 1931 a text was discovered secreted within the walls of a Buddhist temple that predated the Mongol invasion. Originally written on palm leaves, and translated into English and published in 1931, the document includes the instructions: > To take the tuberous root of Pueraria with big leaves, pound and blend with > cow’s milk. The benefits of this medicine is to support memory, talk big, > and be able to remember three books of the astrology, make the skin smooth > like six year old kid, live more than 1,000 years and parasite diseases are > not able to be of trouble.
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