Sentence examples for above meant from inspiring English sources

IAC last week introduced a new search engine, Rushmore Drive, run by Johnny Taylor, above, meant to give the black audience a quick way to find information that other search engines might bury beneath pages of less relevant results.

Thus, "brown is the new black," as used above, meant the culture of people with the brown skin color of South Asians is now as popular, or even "hotter," than that of the culture of black-skinned people -- in the estimation of with-it whites, especially in Britain.

I've already had people on Twitter worried the tweet above meant I was the one desperate for someone to confess their affection.

The approach to research design described above meant that we could ensure the viability and relevance of analyses in all three countries.

This complex mix of traditionally disparate groups coupled with the difficulties in information flow identified above meant that issues such as data ownership were unclear.

However, the presence of a seed bank and the cryptic SD1 first seedling stage (see above) meant that all survival probabilities and fecundities for O. flocktoniae could not be estimated from the same cohort.

For example, to "expire," above, means "to die".

A subjective way of reading the past, introduced from above, means the majority view triumphs over individuality and diversity.

My own CV, outlined above, means I will never forget the importance of the lower league clubs.

The numbers above mean these could all be possibilities.

The above means that other OEMs, and participants like Microsoft, likely aren't have a ball.