Use "bigwi" in a sentence

1. It was a quiet little place frequented more by service people than bigwigs

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2. For example, the KGB, the Soviet secret police, ran the so-called rest centers, or resorts, for Communist bigwigs in the Soviet Union and all

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3. Meanwhile I had gotten an Ethics opinion from OGC bigwigs that I had no COI that would prevent my working for either NNS or EB (latter was good to know later)

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4. Ruth had an assignation with some visiting bigwig who was a friend of a regular client, so she set Chris up with Alicia, a thirty something, single, career woman who had never been married

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5. At that, he said that, in the end, she would land up with some bigwig

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6. We’re waiting to see what the bigwigs decide

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7. Then we moved to California when she was--what, Joan, thirteen? They were making a movie in Old Greenwich, and the producer and some of the other bigwigs hung out at our country club

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8. The bigwigs could’ve made it a lot easier and quicker but didn’t

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9. Cindy was always afraid that some bigwig in Wilmington would see her out drinking and acting silly, and that it would have a detrimental effect on her career

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10. ‘Can Ranga Reddy come to our rescue? Isn’t he known to be close to the Home Minister? Even otherwise, won’t the case be hushed up, as the bigwigs are involved, no less than the Finance Minister? Perhaps our fears could turn out to be liars

11. “Some bigwig, out-of-state lawyer flew in a few hours ago and set up a hearing

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12. Now; the new elite is comprised of such a complex, intertwined, constantly changing gang of stockbrokers, powerbrokers, elected and appointed officials, corporate bigwigs, Media personalities, owners, stockholders, property owners, etc

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13. You will never understand how in a few short years: a Nation that once, rooted for its on bank robbers, because these professional killers were less evil than their own government agents… then turned around, and began worshipping G-man, and the Robber Baron crime-boss bigwig named Roosevelt

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14. This pressure from FHA, and those two other bigwigs, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, has helped to turn the tide in the favor of homeowners - about time, too

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15. "Well, we'd better ask him, then," said Bigwig, with something like a sneer

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16. He had always been accustomed to rely Blackberry's reasoning had been first-rate and Bigwig had at least shown which way any sound-hearted rabbit would be likely to lean

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17. there! Look at all the tracks in the grass, too! Do you think they sing in the "Sky above us!" said Bigwig

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18. " Bigwig he asked to bring up the rear

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19. might address him so for the future, and he could imagine what Bigwig and Silver Hazel found this awkward to answer

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20. A dangerous smell, an unpleasant smell, a totally unnatural smell -- quite how Bigwig, after his reconnaissance on the previous day, had spoken of the little white sticks in the grass

21. He saw Bigwig and Silver and went to join them, flicking the wet off his front paws step by step, like a cat

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22. looked after us, Hazel," said Bigwig

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23. the middle of which was a rabbit hole that led up from one of the warren passages "This is odd, though," interrupted Bigwig

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24. Where Bigwig had stopped there were signs of commotion

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25. "The funny thing is there's no smell," said Bigwig

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26. " "That's put their ears flat for them," whispered Bigwig

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27. "Don't say anything, Bigwig," whispered Hazel: for Bigwig was scuffling his paws indignantly

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28. " "What on earth's all this?" said Hazel to Bigwig in perplexity

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29. Having no alternative, Fiver accompanied Hazel and Bigwig to the burrow where Hazel had spent the previous night

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30. "Hazel, no!" But then came Bigwig, twisting in and out of the great burrow

31. "Look," said Bigwig, "I can do it

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32. Ask me where, Hazel! Ask me where! Ask me where!" Then they cold, and Bigwig dropped the berries -- blood-red drops, red droppings hard as were running another way, running, not to the warren but over the fields in the wire

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33. Nearby, Bigwig Hazel woke

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34. He pushed Bigwig with his nose, butting urgently

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35. "Bigwig! Fiver's gone! Bigwig!"sturdy readiness

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36. Bigwig was wide awake on the instant and Hazel had never felt so glad of his

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37. He was now regretting that discovering that Fiver was gone, Bigwig had been a comfort and a stand-by

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38. But he had brought Bigwig

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39. But it was probably too late to persuade Bigwig to be gentle: he could only hope for the best

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40. " "You wouldn't have a hope, old chap," said Bigwig

41. "I've a good mind--" "Wait, Bigwig," said Hazel

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42. "You've never learned to obey orders, have you? It's me, me, me Bigwig stared

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43. Bigwig was lying on his side, his back legs kicking and struggling

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44. Bigwig's eyes were closed and his lips pulled back from the long front teeth in a fixed snarl

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45. "Bigwig just spoke," he said to him, "but I don't think he can now

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46. He remembered how Bigwig had night in the joy of their arrival

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47. "Bigwig's in a wire

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48. Blackberry pressed his nose against Bigwig's head

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49. "Bigwig," said Blackberry in his ear, "the peg's out

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50. Bigwig lay still as before

51. Hazel crouched down by Blackberry and laid his nostrils close to Bigwig's, but a light breeze was blowing and he could not tell whether there was breath or not

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52. "If only it were not Bigwig," said Blackberry

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53. Fiver came into the warren and told us about the snare, and that poor Bigwig--"

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54. Bigwig had raised his head and was supporting himself on his forepaws alone

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55. "I'll kill him," repeated Bigwig, spluttering through his fouled whiskers and clotted fur

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56. Then, in the silence, Bigwig lurched to his feet, swayed a moment, tottered a few steps toward Fiver and fell again

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57. " "What about the wire, Bigwig?" said Silver

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58. "No, it's loose now," said Bigwig "I could shake it off if I hadn't hurt my neck

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59. Silver and Buckthorn, with Bigwig helping them, had covered the retreat until, once all were together outside, they had taken to flight

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60. In spite of Hazel's efforts beside the snare, there was not one of them who had not turned sick at heart to think that Bigwig was dead and wondered, like Blackberry, what Pipkin -- Bigwig would have died

61. Without Hazel, without Blackberry, Buckthorn and else, of them all, would not have stopped running after such punishment? There was no more questioning of Bigwig's strength, Fiver's insight, Blackberry's wits or and stood their ground

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62. When the rats came, Buckthorn and Silver had obeyed Bigwig without explanation, told them to go quickly outside the barn

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63. "He'll be all right, you know, if to be," replied Bigwig, "the great dandy" -- for by their standards Strawberry was we give him a chance," said Hazel to Bigwig by the lake

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64. "Well, I won't have him brow-beaten, Bigwig, mind

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65. " This Bigwig had accepted, though rather sulkily

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66. For the first time in his life, Bigwig had found himself driven to moderation and prudence

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67. The holes certainly were rough -- "Just right for a lot of vagabonds* like us," said Bigwig -- but the exhausted and those who wander in strange country are not particular about therr quarters

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68. "Look, there's Bigwig come up now and some of the others with him

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69. " Bigwig and Silver

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70. Fiver, absurdly small beside the hulking Bigwig, turned to Hazel with an air of happy confidence

71. "What in Frith's name makes a noise like that?" said Bigwig, his great fur cap hackling between his ears

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72. Bigwig was scuffling into the ground

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73. Bigwig, his eyes set in a fixed, glazed stare, began to jerk his way up the ditch toward the opening

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74. *Bigwig's word was hlessil, which I have rendered in various places in the story as wanderers, scratchers, vagabonds

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75. Although he had decided on his own initiative to arrest Bigwig, he had not the reputation of being vindictive

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76. "Go and tell Bigwig who it is," he said to Dandelion, "and come back with him

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77. Hazel recognized him as one of the rabbits who had come to arrest Bigwig, but he did not know his name

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78. But before the other could answer, Dandelion and Bigwig came out of the darkness

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79. Bigwig stared at Holly for a moment and then crouched before him and touched noses

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80. Bigwig looked up

81. "Shut up," said Bigwig, before anyone had asked a question

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82. " But before he went, Bigwig turned to Hazel and said, "You got yourself out of that ditch down there instead of me, didn't you, Hazel? I shan't forget that

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83. " Hazel and Bigwig went underground with him

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84. "Hazel," said Bigwig, "I know you're not stupid, but what did we get out of that? Are you going in for protecting every mole and shrew that can't get underground?"

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85. Bigwig was about to speak again when Dandelion appeared in the mouth of the

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86. "Never a dull moment, really," said Bigwig

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87. himself in some confusion and, to forestall Bigwig's rebuke, spoke to Hazel at

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88. "Come and see," said Bigwig

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89. " "Frith in a pond!" muttered Bigwig, further down the run

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90. "Yes, I know three used to be the usual number, but there was some special "Three's the usual number for a lettuce party," said Bigwig

91. They took the bramble things out of the Holly stopped and pressed his nose under Bigwig's flank

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92. For some reason all I could think of was Bigwig

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93. I had only this one idea -- to find Bigwig and tell him that he'd been right to leave the

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94. I suppose I'd had some sort of foolish notion that Bigwig would be waiting to meet us

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95. "I reckon it'll be worth it, just to see Bigwig telling bedtime stories to a mole

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96. Without a sound, the Outside the wood, Bigwig and Silver combed their ears, sniffed the air and hopped away, following their own long shadows to the grass of the gallop

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97. As they moved over the short turf -- nibbling, sitting up and looking round them -- they the edge Bigwig, who was ahead of Silver, checked and crouched, staring

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98. "What has a white back, Silver?" whispered Bigwig

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99. Bigwig and Silver had a good opinion of themselves

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100. Bigwig, who was generous and honest, had never for a moment resented Hazel's courage on the night when his own superstitious fear had got the better of him