Big-fat Sentence Examples

Their $270,000 final price tag was modest on the My Big Fat Fabulous Wedding series but still took a major dent out of Eric's NFL contract.

I told him a big fat lie in front of you this past weekend.

If Dean had given any thought to how that statement sounded before he opened his big fat mouth, he would have practiced a little restraint and kept it shut.

I've always thought that haute couture is just a big fat nothing with its nose in the air.

And I got a big fat dollop of water in my eye for my efforts.

No, sorry; that's a big fat furry fib.

I saw a mangy mutt the other day trotting along the road with a big fat dead one in his mouth.

Personally I think it's Heston and not Moore who is the big fat phony.

Regardless, while the movement of players comes very easily, getting the puck past a big fat goalie is another issue.

After a hard night being blown by the winds and knocked by hailstones and big fat raindrops, it felt happy and safe.

You left at 2.15 this morning sucking on a big fat Cuban and half in the bag favorite tipple?

I think he is telling a big fat whopper.

He conned billions of people with a big fat whopper.

You left at 2.15 this morning sucking on a big fat Cuban and half in the bag Favorite tipple?

His post 'N Sync career included stints on Broadway in the musicals Rent and Little Shop of Horrors, as well as a small part in the film My Big Fat Greek Wedding.

While he seemed to have flown under the radar after the band split, he continued to have a career as an actor, appearing in My Big Fat Greek Wedding and the musicals Rent and Little Shop of Horrors.

Amanda Bynes moved beyond the small screen in 2002, taking on her first movie role in Big Fat Liar, opposite Frankie Muniz.

Will he continue his ‘winning’ streak, or will this tour (and his career) end up being a big fat loss?

Kanakaredes was actually under consideration for the lead role in My Big Fat Greek Wedding but she turned the role down because of her pregnancy.

Gary Taubes's What if it's All Been a Big Fat Lie is a great primer to why low carb dieting might have a basis in science.

In 2002, journalist Gary Taubes wrote an article for the New York Times titled What if it's All Been a Big Fat Lie?