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Also in this section Miranda led the stadium in the big crunch.

That version of oblivion is sometimes called "the big crunch."

The big crunch will be whether author's want to pay for the rest, when they can do much of it themselves, at less cost.

Or would it end in an infernal big crunch?

When they had a big crunch, they brought in scientists from all over the world.

"We had a big crunch trying to get everyone in."

The dissolutionary process is labelled by science 'the big crunch'.

"I don't see a big crunch coming in June," he said.

But Boston, which is home to about 67,000 students each year, faces the biggest crunch.

Tomorrow is the big crunch, so we have to get this ready before we go home tonight.