Usage of "big sporting"

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Usage of big sporting in English

These deeply politicised scraps to host big sporting events are bloody affairs. 
 The Irish Times 

Thousands are expected to attend the big sporting event this weekend. 
 The Irish Times 

With the good weather and big sporting events, traffic is bound to be heavy. 
 The Irish Times 

For Washington bar owners a scandal or crisis was like a big sporting event. 
 Transfer of power 

One family's ringside seat It is a big sporting week for the Edwards family. 
 The Guardian 

So, how can you profit from a big sporting event coming to your town? 
 BBC 

He's downtown somewhere with some of the big sporting guns. 
 The Trail of '98: A Northland Romance 

Prior to the big sporting occasion, they feed the hares all sorts of lovely vegetables. 
 The Irish Times 

THE British Open could be the next big sporting event to move to satellite television. 
 The Irish Times 

To make matters worse, those years saw big sporting advances by regional rivals Morocco and Tunisia. 
 Reuters 

You know when you win bronze at big sporting event and you're quite chilled about it? 
 The South African 

Upsets do happen in all big sporting competitions. 
 The Guardian 

That could spell bad news for the big sporting goods chains there, such as France's Decathlon. 
 Reuters 

This would infuriate commercial rivals, but would help the BBC win back rights to big sporting events. 
 The Irish Times 

From Wandsworth to Toyota without flying Benny and Tanya Hawksbee are no strangers to big sporting events. 
 BBC 

The proposal to phase out alcohol sponsorship of big sporting events is sensible, practical and to be expected. 
 The Irish Times 

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Meanings of big sporting in English