Sentence examples for around meant from inspiring English sources

I wanted to tell a story about how much she and the people at the First Calvary Baptist Church I grew up around meant to me.

The Times noted that the years during which we shuffled Ghailani around meant that "the prosecution faced significant legal hurdles getting his case to trial and then winning the conviction".

Fooling around meant, for example, finding subtle ways to suggest getting louder and softer, which the instrument cannot do, and suggesting a singing line, though the harpsichord's tones are brief and abrupt.

I believed that if I stuck it out I could "turn the date around" which seemed, at the time, important, because not "turning it around" meant trying again in a very thinly-stocked dating pool.

Living at the intersect of being from a low-income family, slipping through the educational net, coming from an exceptionally rural area and from a world where the cultural cachet of reading a "good book" was non-existent and adult reading role models weren't around, meant that, for Norman, it became an unquestionable norm to never, ever need to read.

From a practical standpoint, lawmakers have busy schedules, and forcing Republicans to stay around means Democrats must stay as well.

Error bars reflect 95% confidence intervals around mean differences.

Figure 1 Standard deviation (Y-axis) around mean DBH measurements (X-axis).

Low standard deviation values indicate that the panel gather around mean values and have a high degree of consensus.

Estimates of 95% confidence intervals around mean relatedness estimates were generated using 1000 bootstrap replicates.

Confidence intervals around mean differences will be estimated with bootstrapping methods.