It will be the latest
big name to abandon the town centre with M&S, Next, Co-op and Store Twenty One among those that have left.
Haidara told the Chronicle: "Florian is a
big name in France.
YOU can have all the
big name stars in a film that you like, but when your co-stars are dolphins, not to mention an acting pelican and an impossibly cute sea turtle, you are always going to be playing second fiddle.
Me getting frustrated isn't going to help me get a
big name in the ring.
He said Pietersen is still a
big name in India and the IPL side was looking to get associated with some
big name players.
As well as snaring
big name talent for the night, the club is also transforming itself for the event with its Mansion room being turned into a "super-sexy playground" including dancers, drag queens and circus performers.
If I'm going to be in a film, I need a
big name attached to it", the musician admitted.
Big name banks have gone to the wall, or received billions of pounds to keep them afloat; big nameshops have reported falling sales, and
big name manufacturers have cut back on production.
His top priority is scoring a
big name retailer that will act as the town's anchor and draw other retailers to the town, just as they have in neighboring areas, such as Huntington, Northpoint, Babylon and Amityville.
This was the stage two years ago when
big name after
big name crashed out, leaving the way open for criticism of both the circuit and competition and also, unfortunately, ultimate winner Allen Gift.
W H Smith, Ottakar's and Waterstone's have reported good starts with new books from
big name authors such as Stephen King and John le Carre helping to boost sales, along with interest in the BBC's The Big Read, which has led to big increases in sales for books such as 'A Catcher in the Rye' and 'Birdsong'.
This is Womb, a four-level, subterranean super-club where
big name, highly paid foreign DJs whip an electric crowd of 20- to 35-year-old students, workers, musicians, actors, models, fashionista and other brazenly beautiful people into a rhythmic frenzy under the biggest mirror ball in the country.
