Phrases with «big headliner»

The phrase "big headliner" refers to a person or thing that is the main attraction or the most prominent feature of an event, show, or performance. Full definition

Sentences with «big headliner»

  • For his first big headliner of 2015, Black is hopping on The D Train, a comedy that popped up at Sundance and sees its first trailer debut today. (waytooindie.com)
  • The experts are generally not comfortable creating big headliners and exaggerations — to the degree that they get to the front pages. (dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com)
  • They were just a couple of the big headliners in a field that became one of the strongest of the PGA Tour regular season. (sbnation.com)
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