Sentence examples for actually meant for from inspiring English sources

When Barcelona scored that indirect penalty last weekend Messi's pass was actually meant for Neymar.

But left out of the equation was what this actually meant for kids' lunches, which became beefier and cheesier).

The rotation in question, which we had lightheartedly assumed was intended for Party cadres and bureaucratic officials, was actually meant for us.

But until recently, the ideology of "Europe" had been allowed to cover up the harsh reality of what the EMU has actually meant for European economies and societies.

By that, she meant that a lot of the most popular and lucrative games being played by children are actually meant for adults: Supercell's Clash of Clans, for example, which she suggested is being played by children as young as five years old.

Yes, my fellow 30-somethings,"Fuller House" is not actually meant for you.

What the legislation actually means for the future of smoking in America is hard to predict.

But hang on, what do these statistics actually mean for hard-working people?

What all this actually means for the NHS before 2020-21 will depend on the timing for increasing the budget.

For those who see it differently there is plenty of uncertainty around what these results actually mean for human health.

We will be on the road for 9 days to make sense of what the Olympics actually means for Scotland.