Big Spring

noun

1. a city in W Texas.

Example Sentences

Additional committees affiliated with Biden bring cash on hand to $155 million, the campaign says, and they’ve launched a big spring advertising effort in swing states.

From Los Angeles Times

The Chicago White Sox agreed to a minor league contract with reliever Bryan Shaw that includes an invitation to big spring training.

From Seattle Times

In 2017, the Neosho City Council in Missouri agreed to transfer ownership of a parcel on which sits a large cross at Big Spring Park to the nonprofit Save Our Heritage Foundation after complaints from atheist groups.

From Washington Times

He has a slight build and wants to keep around 125 pounds for the big spring competitions, but said he feels no pressure from Callahan.

From Seattle Times

Shandi Carter, 51, of Big Spring, Texas, said she’s become frustrated with the global ramifications the war has had on consumers, including volatile gas prices and increasing food costs.

From Washington Times