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play in the big leagues

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play in the big leagues
Fig. to be involved in something of large or important proportions. (Alludes to playing a professional sport at the highest level.) You had better shape up if you want to play in the big leagues. The conductor shouted at the oboist, "You're playing in the big leagues now. Tune up or ship out."
See also: big, league, play


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She proved she couldn't play in the big leagues last fall and now she's proven it again.
But even though we might never play in the big leagues, we can still train our bodies and workout like we are star athletes.
Adam has left Cardiff Town to play in the big leagues up north, so before you can say "I'll have a Hummer, babe" she's mingling with seasoned WAGs, dressing in designer gear, drinking champagne and sleeping in a swanky penthouse.
 
 
 
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