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big gun

NOUN
  1. an important influential person
    he thinks he's a big shot
    the Qaeda commander is a very big fish
    she's a big deal in local politics

How To Use big gun In A Sentence

  • In part two: Showdown: Soccer's big guns prepare for a shootout.
  • Ronnie said in French: 'There was a great big gun, and two little guns, m'sieur, and you steer with two handles and it goes seventy kilos an hour!' Pied Piper
  • The big guns were bedded in properly.
  • Teenage boys are more likely to be attracted by her scanty clothing and big guns.
  • The big guns rumbled in the distance.
  • The idea of punt gunning is to sneak up on rafted ducks and geese in a low profile boat and shoot the flock on the water at about 40 yards with a lot of shot from a very big gun. Uncategorized Blog Posts
  • When your track is instantly playlisted by the big guns it's only a matter of time before you have a hot summer smash on your hands.
  • The big guns of the army are handled by motor tractors, 95 per cent of the army mail service is motorcar service and 95 per cent of the drinking water for the fighting forces is delivered by motortruck. Kelly Miller's History of the World War for Human Rights
  • Labour's big guns were wheeled out in York today, three days before the city's crucial Bootham ward by-election.
  • These aren't faceless nobodies with big guns ready to blow everybody up… these are people who want to feed their families.
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