1.  But I hear Fred celebrated in his own inimitable style, by sinking a large one in the Earl of Wessex.

2.  Conversely, they were punished with a lower standard of living and consequent lower status if they chose to have large ones.

3.  Freezing is further inhibited when the cell sap is divided into several vacuoles rather than a single large one.

4.  Since then virtually every small printer, and most large ones, have changed from metal to film.

5.  The advantages of a small company over a large one is a matter of swings and roundabouts.

6.  There are plenty of small houses for sale, and quite a lot of very large ones, but very little in the middle.

7.  What you do have to understand is what motivates a customer to buy a small green apple as opposed to a large red one.

8.  Whether you choose to take a small step or a large one, each action is important.

9.  Do you want a pad?

10.  It thus seems likely that the junctions which are recalled may be simply the large congested ones, ones which also happen to be risky.