Sentence examples for a meant from inspiring English sources

An A meant that the car was able to move along at the speed limit.

When I was an undergraduate at MIT ('64 to '68), an A meant "outstanding by comparison to one's peers" because only 10 to 15percentt of the grades were A's.

The smile on his face when he saw the "A" meant more than words can say".

It's not clear whether this is a meant to be courtroom drama, media satire, soap opera or something else altogether.

This paper: (i) discusses the role played by Fe as the "active metal" in this family of ECs; and (ii) examines in detail how the physicochemical properties and, correspondingly, the electrochemical performance are affected by a suitable activation procedure A meant to boost the ORR kinetics.

(And by the way, just to be clear my 'Ché Scoble' crack was a meant to be a joke which turns out to have been taken a tad too seriously by some who seemed to have had an irony bypass).

A means excellent.

They are a means to an end.

A means to enhance memory and learning?

They are a means to protect".

(a), mean the Clayton Act.