101.  A big black car was parked at the kerb.

102.  A big brown beard covered the lower half of his thin, pale, serious face.

103.  A big car pulled up and the driver told me to get in.

104.  A big crowd is expected tomorrow for the final match.

105.  A big fire was raging at the fuel depot.

106.  A big house, with no smoke rising from the chimneys.

107.  A big log fire was blazing in the fireplace.

108.  A big loss of foreign business, they reasoned, would matter more to the political leaders.

109.  A big noise in the record industry, whatever that Cornelius stuffed things into his suitcase.

110.  A big oblong for the managing director, six medium ones for the directors, a dozen small ones for the salesmen.