| There are three kinds of freely movable joints that play a big part in voluntary movement. |
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| I'd definitely say that melody plays a big part in this band especially in the vocals and guitars. |
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| Seek the Frozen Lands should hopefully play a big part in reversing that situation. |
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| A big part of my understanding is through drawings or graphic illustrations. |
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| For the guy looking to muscle up and lean out, protein is a big part of the puzzle. |
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| Australia's geographic isolation plays a big part in why the practice has caught on. |
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| He has been called a basketball lifer not because he has spent his whole life in the game, but because the game is such a big part of life. |
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| For 10 days, this town is inundated with cultural activities, of which dance is a big part, from classical ballet to flamenco. |
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| Understanding how the three pieces fit together and what to do about them is a big part of choosing the right project and getting it done. |
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| But in a way a big part of the stimulus of the job has been to be faced with repertoire that somebody else has chosen. |
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| The late S.M. Shukla, an authority on numismatics from Mumbai, gave him a big part of his collection for a nominal payment. |
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| Horses played a big part in life on the farm, and the family were either riding them or working them in harness every day. |
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| Originating from military gear, cargo pants and shorts are now a big part of mainstream fashion. |
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| Even though it is anathema to spec builders and many engineers, a big part of the strategy is to reduce the fudge factor for extra capacity. |
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| A big part of riding is creating a level of trust, friendship really, between a horse and rider. |
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| Although the style presents a lightness to the palate, biscuity notes play a big part in its aroma and flavour. |
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| The Vehicle Dynamics Control system plays a big part in the car's cornering abilities. |
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| It's a big part of their program obviously, you're not going to turn down an Australian guernsey. |
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| It's no secret that credit granters are a big part of the problem in identity theft and credit scams. |
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| The soundtrack is a big part of the problem, resonating like a gong in an echo chamber one minute and soaring to treacly heights the next. |
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| A big part of it has to do with lame plot contrivances that slow the movie down rather than speeding it up. |
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| But, that is a big part of their shtick and I guess they are stuck with it. |
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| A big part of his job, therefore, is to restore trust by demonstrating that local government is whiter than white. |
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| Maybe a big part of your problem is that the only person you talk to during the day is a student barista in a coffee shop. |
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| Their religious beliefs also play a big part in why the civilization was so great. |
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| But a big part of reading your own blog is just rechecking your own proofreading. |
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| The actual fiber path plays a big part in how the topology of the network will look. |
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| I won't go on too much about the root cause of my present worry but I feel that a big part of it has to do with my current living situation. |
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| The general election is hotting up and the Internet will play a big part in it. |
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| Those are the people who will decide the election and the debates will be a big part of making up their minds, for better or worse. |
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| Growing up in the environment he did played a very big part in influencing his direction. |
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| The centre is a big part of Bradford's shopping area so it isn't good that some shops are empty. |
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| Whacking trolls is, for some that website's editors, a big part of why they keep coming back. |
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| Those two factors, and the generally favourable weather, played a big part in making the meeting the success it was. |
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| They move together back into the big part of the house, toward the kitchen, where Dave is twisting the cap off a beer. |
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| Bonfires are a big part of Hallowe'en and often contain highly combustible materials that can cause respiratory problems and burns. |
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| A revolution in communications is happening now. e-Business and Internet enablement are a big part of that revolution, but they're still only a part. |
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| Bryan is very interested in World War II, which was a very big part of X-Men, Valkyrie, and apt Pupil. |
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| Controlling aquatic vegetation is an ongoing struggle, and invasive non-native water plants such as giant salvinia, water hyacinth and hydrilla are a big part of the problem. |
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| This is a big part of why LPs were for adults, along with the fact that no pop idol could cobble together 12 songs of any quality. |
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| A big part of her life currently is performing with her band, Sadie and the Hotheads, an acoustic folk rock band. |
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| He was a big part of the social scene, was involved in society races at the yacht club, and lived in an ostentatious, loud manner replete with several bodyguards. |
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| The daily grind of child-rearing and the stress of sharing responsibility seem to be a big part of it. |
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| A big part of the reason is a simple psychological phenomenon called cognitive dissonance. |
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| Is he referring to the big part where they're growing opium and selling it for weapons, or the tiny scrap our guy holds with a lot of help from our guns? |
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| At what point did the idea come up to make the Cary arrest and his ties to LeMond Bishop such a big part of this season? |
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| All of these shows make backstories and the human element of the contestants a big part of the telecast. |
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| Williams admitted that his vet had played a big part in the success story. |
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| That showing suggests that healthy gains in jobs and incomes are offsetting a big part of the drain on household budgets coming from costlier energy. |
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| Our little chihuahua, Prissy, certainly was a big part of our family. |
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| Change is usually a big part of a team getting over the hump. |
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| All this suggests that abetting globalization, and its natural concomitants of economic and political liberty, is a big part of any successful war on terrorism. |
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| On the other hand, bronchodilator inhalers that open congested airways are a big part of asthma treatment, though they aren't used to treat allergies. |
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| Keeping our joints in flexion gives us the feeling of being held, and this is a big part of what allows us to let go on a deep, subconscious level. |
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| A big part was a rise in uncompensated care,'' said Leon Choiniere, vice president of finance. |
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| We are also part of a project that will start on 2012 in order to obtain a big part of the energy that we need from an Eolic system. |
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| And zephyr Teachout is going to be a big part of it, as well. |
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| With the support of her family, friends and boyfriend, Julia set about rebuilding her life and the confidence which played such a big part in it. |
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| The Society played a big part in the development of Bristol, including the building of Clifton Suspension Bridge and the Great Western Railway. |
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| They led to a retreat of a big part of the population to the mountainous areas in Eastern Carpathians and to Transylvania. |
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| Generally, topography plays a big part in how fast runoff will reach a river. |
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| I think its safe to say the freebies are not a big part of being a royal. |
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| They still like to play a longball game and a big part of their play is trying to win the second balls. |
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| Conventional injection would have required a multi-drop hot-runner system and sequential valve gating to keep manageable flow lengths in such a big part. |
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| I think a big part of your problem is that you're trying to cope alone and you're viewing cross-dressing as something shameful that you have to keep under wraps. |
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| Art played a big part in Inuit society and continues to do so today. |
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| The lack of snow tires and chains played a big part in the delay, as authorities forbade drivers from proceeding without them, leaving the travelers stranded. |
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| A big part of the work was repainting the hull below the waterline. |
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| It is considered that the appliance of G2G would solve a big part of these problems and, most of all, would lead to the limitation of the bureaucracy. |
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