“A bigwig, with an inordinate ambition to become a minister, invited him to dinner.”

“In the late 1990s the itch to merge seemed to infect most of the bigwig chief executives.”

“Arvind, a college teacher catches Rajkumar, son of a political bigwig, in the examination hall while the latter is copying.”

“Significantly, the violators include some political bigwigs, powerful businessman and town planners.”

“They're set to guard 9,000 leaders, trade negotiators, corporate bigwigs and bureaucrats.”

“And if Mr. Chandran is dubbed as brash and outspoken by the industry's bigwigs, he does not seem to care a whit.”