Are there any low time lucky CPL holders who operate as PIC on medium or heavy jets? CPL holder can be PIC on any plane if it's not a commercial air transport. So if the flight is positioning, acceptance, testing, delivery or any other without cargo and passengers any CPL holder provided he/she has TR and special training for the left seat can act as PIC? Do airlines allow this maybe as bonus for young first officers? 
Another option is big business jets like 737 747 BBJ, A319...
There have been periods of time in the past (and I think at present as well) where a lack of experienced pilots meant airlines had to resort to hiring CPL's as SIC's on turboprop and some regional jets. I know that American Eagle did that for a while -- they used to call them the 500 hour wonders. Some were hired with even less time if they showed exceptional skills. 

However, to log PIC time in an aircraft that requires an ATP ticket, you have to have the ticket. Sole manipulator of the controls is not enough for a CPL to log the time as PIC on those aircraft.