Sentence examples for contact means from inspiring English sources

"No contact means no contact," he said.

"Moderate shoreline contact" means water with 100 grams per square metre of oil on it.

The endless amount of people we can contact means we are not as cautious or kind as we might be.

Now contact means decoding the quirks of the person in question, the better to predict how to actually get your message through.

As soon he gets his hands on the guy, "that's great," he said, "because that first contact means I got him".

This extra contact means that despite never actually having met him in the flesh, I consider him a colleague and a friend.

Time was when making contact meant finding someone's phone number and dialing.

He says he believed "contact" meant in connection with a crime, not traffic tickets.

"The rule was, avert your eyes because eye contact meant battle," Mr. Koch said.

In a flash, you would bring some justice to the area and distinguish between contact meant to do something dastardly and contact that, though a violation of the rules, is merely contact.

Monthly personal contact meant the participants had telephone contact with a counselor for 5 to 15 minutes each month, except for every fourth month, when they had a 45- to 60-minute individual face-to-face session.