Sentence examples for a half means from inspiring English sources

Both agree that the small field and the marathon distance of a mile and a half means jockeys should have a trouble-free trip, which should showcase the talents of each colt.

Next month Lucy will start one-to-one lessons with a speech therapist and research shows that effective intervention in the "golden period" before five and a half, means children with resolved language difficulties will succeed at school, doing as well in exams as their peers.

Bournemouth manager Lee Bradbury told BBC Radio Solent: "Being 1-0 down after a minute and a half means it's always going to be a hard game.

which gives the various flirtations and signs in a new dictionary of the voluptuous arts For instance, breaking a cigar in half means, "I wish to speak to you".

"Subdued consumer confidence and a still fragile economic recovery make the outlook for the remainder of 2010 challenging, but a stronger than expected first half means full-year volumes are still forecast to exceed 2009's total".

"Jake from Two And A Half Men means nothing," Jones said in the video, referring to his character in the programme.

The Station goes around the world in an hour and a half, which means it flies through fifty minutes of day, followed by fifty minutes of night, endlessly repeating.

Interestingly, Anaerolineaceae turned to be the most predominant bacteria (nearly a half), which means not only Syntrophus or Smithella-like bacteria can contribute for the methanogenic degradation of alkanes, Anaerolineaceae are also worth to be concerned.

Two and a half years means the difference between life and suicide for thousands of transgender children.

From what I have observed, the radius of the sphere is normally about a foot to a foot and a half, which means that the victim's extremities are often left unburned but their torso is reduced to ash.

What did 'Two-and-a-Half Men' mean this week?" She sighed.