用bigwig造句子，“bigwig”造句

During the festival this year, a bigwig of the Singapore Tourism Board boldly declared its new mission - make Singapore a world culinary capital.

One retired bigwig believes the threat is hollow.

He is a head of a feudal faction, which makes him cruel and incorrigible, and a financial bigwig, which backs up his character.

At a recent Harvard colloquium, a bigwig from one of the large consultancies told his audience of star professors that the only person he valued at the school was the admissions officer.

If a local bigwig behaves so appallingly that the resulting protests are heard in Beijing, the party may cut him down to size.

As a bigwig in the locality, Mr. Zhang has to be careful in what he says and does.

Government ethics laws, he said, aim to prevent corporate titans from paying big money to influence politicians - but they don't ban the President from buying a bigwig a sandwich.

A person of high status and influence; an important person, a bigwig.