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big name
noun as in somebody famous
adjective as in well-known, famous
Example Sentences
Of the potential opponents brainstormed for Paul, Netflix was most interested in Tyson, a big name who could draw longtime boxing fans and viewers outside the sport.
The big name politicians who once backed Gascón are gone and most of his donors have vanished, with Hochman out-fundraising and outspending the incumbent 11 to 1.
Thomas Tuchel is available having left Bayern Munich at the end of last season and the German would be the big name that many supporters crave.
For Kinnings’ tour there is a future, if they can buy their way out of the strategic alliance, that potentially involves more money, more big name players and probably more sponsorship.
It means Joshua will fight again, but we won't know exactly who he will face – a big name or easier comeback opponent - until Usyk-Fury 2 has happened.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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