Sentence examples for can means from inspiring English sources

The latest bars close at 2 AM and so the pressure to drink as much as you possibly can means people get as hammered as they possibly can in the shortest possible time.

Anyone not hopelessly naïve should realize that seeing if we can means obviously we can't.

Can Means himself really care much about this flimsy paranoia and the elaborate conceit of Eugene Allen?

Can Ravell ("Can" means "Casa" in Catalan) is perhaps the most glorious of delicatessens in a city that knows exactly how it likes its ham and high-end foodstuffs.

"Any more than" after a negative construction makes what follows negative, as well — "I can't do it any more than you can" means that neither of us can do it.

This can means just a phenomenal amount of savings and efficiency increase and yield increase… We're calling it 'making every plant count'".

Shortages can mean starvation.

Red can mean aggression.

It can mean concentration.

It can mean sex.

It can mean many things.