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Oversized cheque, used for publicity purposes.
giant cheque
giant check
big check
oversized cheque
oversized check
1
That last
big
cheque
of yours has left you a deficit.
2
I would give a
big
cheque
to know what is in your mind!
3
Such a thumping
big
cheque
from Fred and Ursula!
4
At stake is a
big
cheque
,
a silver replica of the clubhouse, and the iconic green jacket.
5
But will he be coming clutching the
big
cheque
or desperately trying to be a good loser?
6
Financial advisers said Richemont did not need to sell the business for Massenet to get her
big
cheque
.
7
When the record labels went for the
big
cheque
,
their power waned because someone else's agenda took precedence.
8
Wait till you get a load of what these brands want you to do for your
big
cheque
.
9
I was afraid she'd put a spoke in your wheel; and I hear she put a
big
cheque
in your hand instead.
10
Corn was then at 12 shillings and 14 shillings per bushel, and Dad expected a
big
cheque
.
11
Nothing beats the lure of a
big
cheque
to overcome any lingering doubts band members might have about doing one more for the road.
12
But chief executive John Delaney insisted the association would not be content now to exit the competition with a
big
cheque
in their back pocket.
13
Candidates were gifted happy sport clubs, smiling faces,
big
cheques
and great PR.
14
Less glamorous schools hand out
big
cheques
to get more students through their doors.
15
Apple can outspend the competition Apple does not always write
big
cheques
for things.
16
Sure enough, their first indulgence when the
big
cheques
came in was an old trawler.
big
cheque
big