Sentence examples for I mean under from inspiring English sources

"And by young, I mean under 40".

By young, I mean under 70.

But when I say profit, I mean under £100 each".

These unpaid internships should be illegal – and by that, I mean under existing law.

This was part of that.' Writing in yesterday's Times, Greg Dyke, the former director general of the BBC, admitted that the generational divide was key: 'Virtually all the young people I talked to - and by young I mean under 35 - thought that Jonathan Ross and Russell Brand were funny and that the whole incident had been blown out of all proportion.

"The Nick Zinner exhibit and, you know, Spike Jones film opening, I mean, under one roof that's pretty amazing," he said.

I mean, seriously, under the chicken potpies?

"I mean drive under the influence.

Perhaps younger readers of The Independent – by which I mean those under 75 – may not fully comprehend the lasting effect that National Service often had those who went through it.

In sifting through the responses, I was surprised at how few of the highly praised, boldly ambitious books by younger writers - by which I mean writers under 50 - were mentioned.

The Bond Rule requires that the winner every Academy Award for Best Director be invited (and by "invited" I mean forced under penalty of Oscar forfeiture) to spend the ensuing year directing a James Bond movie.