Sentence examples for cross means from inspiring English sources
Forget what I'm doing; my little ballot-paper cross means as much as the next person's.
More astonishing, however, was to hear the most conservative jurist on the court -- and the man often accused of callousness about the plight of African-Americans -- let loose with a personal accounting of what a burning cross means to a black man in America.
The red star means the target is present, and the black cross means the target is absent.
Johnson's precise header in front of Daniel Agger from a Nathan Redmond cross means the Reds have kept only one clean sheet in their last 12 games.
All of that, argues IBM's Cross, means that Internet-related companies need to be more transparent about their lawful intercept procedures or risk exposing all of their users.
Following [12], there exists a unique ((m_{1},m_{2}))-stabilizable mean, provided that (m_{1}) and (m_{2}) are cross means (see [12] for the definition and details).
A top hat meant "kind gentleman lives here"; a cross meant "religious talk will get you a meal".
Devout, God-fearing people from a time when the cross meant everything – and when it was just as much of an ornament as it is now.
Assume that m 1 is moreover a cross mean.
The above proposition implies again that every cross mean is stable.
It is proved in [11] that every cross mean is stable.
