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Meanings of big tent in English
Political party with a balanced program (or one containing elements of ideologies from across the political spectrum) intended to be competitive among all sections of society.
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Usage of big tent in English
1
It was a part of the big tent, curtained off with blankets.
2
From the off, I wanted to have them in the big tent.
3
I was like a queen in a big tent, wasn't I, dad?
4
The lights in the big tent could be seen over the side wall.
5
Some one in the big tent was making an announcement in stentorian tones.
6
But the big tent stood grey and silent against the sky.
7
And then, in the big tent, there began a lion hunt.
8
And each additional day and night saw the big tent jammed.
9
The big tent people won't make a start till after the evening performance.
10
Set fire to the big tent and all the weird pastel furniture therein?
11
We could see a man sitting under a big tent awning.
12
There'd been a big tent rigged, as big as a small woolshed, too.
13
Anyway, we stayed in a big tent and slept on cots.
14
A band of canvas men were busily engaged in putting up the big tent.
15
At that instant the ringmaster, white with rage, dashed in from the big tent.
16
I asked where we'd stay, and Ruth said we could borrow a big tent.
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Translations for big tent
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