2 a well-known and successful company, person, or product:
Even so, small labels have to struggle against the demands of a marketing and publicity world hooked on big name artists and familiar repertoire.
It is a policy with a very big name which has extremely little substance.
The other week a certain firm was asked by another firm with a big name to give a hand in the work they were doing.
They are found not only in the big name contractors, but in hundreds of small companies that make thousands of basic components such as valves, fuel systems and microchips.
During this period he was a very big name and drew massive crowds at any public appearances.
He was also criticized for frequently trading with non-contending teams, being unable to sign big name free agents and signing marginal players to inflated contracts.
She will become a big name if you begin her training.
The big name bowlers didn't make an impact in this tournament.
