Sentence examples for In this means from inspiring English sources
The phrase "In this means" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would typically be "In this way" or "By this means." Example: "In this way, we can ensure that everyone understands the new policy."
Chris Pine once starred in This Means War, in which he battled Tom Hardy for the hand of Reese Witherspoon.
The filmmakers try a variation on this kiss-kiss, bang-bang theme in "This Means War," with Tuck and FDR remaining undercover while wooing the unsuspecting Lauren.
For instance, there was allegedly 1min 10sec of the Titanic score used in This Means War, 33sec of Cast Away featured in Bridesmaids, 35sec of Battle for the Planet of the Apes used in Argo and 2min 23sec of Close Encounters of the Third Kind used in Labor Day, without necessary compensation.
In two weeks... Seniors Judi Dench and Maggie Smith check in to The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel … In three weeks... Spies fight over Reese Witherspoon in This Means War … Jennifer Aniston and Paul Rudd explore alternative lifestyles in Wanderlust … In a month... Pixar's Martian epic John Carter … Robert Pattinson sleeps his way through Paris in Bel Ami ….
Sue has been the star of her own life for 55 years and I think the reason she was in this means that she can recruit more people into her wresting 'family'family
Let your new horses settle in This means no riding or work over the first few days.
In Macau, this means gaming.
In practice, this means Etonians.
In Britain this means the uplands.
In education, this means voucher plans.
In practice, this means public nudity.
