bigwig

He looked at Bigwig, as though waiting for him to ask another question.

Bigwig had been right when he said the line was fresh.

Simply because he was not like some bigwigs who loved only themselves.

Now it's a conference room, while the bigwigs are across the way.

Bigwig was still in the water, on the other side of the pool.

Perhaps he was already coming, with his gun, to take poor Bigwig away.

Last week, one of the bigwigs was coming to our office in Manhattan.

He could have picked off any of the bigwigs sitting up there.

A bigwig is a person of importance to a group or organization.

The President is having in a number of media bigwigs, but you'd definitely be the star.

They are former film industry bigwigs, now in the twilight of their years.

"He's a company bigwig now, with his own eye in the sky following after him."

"You're going to have someone good drive the bigwigs around to see how everything is.

This was a tenth of the town, including almost all the bigwigs, and they were going to be the example.

He met with the bigwigs all afternoon and laid out where we stand.

Even museum bigwigs called this the "art of the German people"

As he paused, wondering what was best to be done, Bigwig came up.

"Did you see the way the local bigwig was eyeing us?"

"He's on the phone with some European bigwig," she told him.

"Or, could it be some internal plot among the bigwigs of the company for control?"

He was now, as Bigwig said, getting old, but his wits were still clear enough.

The fourth guy must be the bigwig: everyone shut up when he talked.

And now the bigwigs want to build a parking lot?"

So why is this bigwig writing, of all things, a fringe musical?

"My dad was a bigwig in the town," he says.