Sentence examples for because they meant from inspiring English sources

There have also been individuals, personalities that you've sidestepped and you had every right to, because they meant you harm..

In the past, the words "low voltage" tended to scare people off because they meant lower horsepower.

First the gloves hit the ice, then the helmets, and then both fighters rolled up their sleeves because they meant business.

Pang Kun, a former lawyer for Ms. Zhu, expressed some relief after the suspended sentences were announced because they meant that the activists would not be immediately imprisoned.

Smithen's painterly images of dancers utilise blur and grain, elements he was initially suspicious of because they "meant that maybe I was not so good technically".

By 1965 Dylan had moved from folk to rock and was writing cryptic but personal songs, causing Travers to remark to Music Echo, "We started singing songs of Bobby's because they meant something.

"We invited them because they mean something to us".

Utterances become quotations because they mean something to people.

Every home run means something to me, because they mean something to the team".

"But when I hear people call me a comic novelist, I want to scream, because they mean something different.

I love to add the caraway and celery seeds because they mean you can add less salt.