Sentence examples for did meaning from inspiring English sources

This year, 20 films did, meaning a full quarter of the titles in play wound up with a nomination.

But he doesn't pick up on things the way Jeff did, meaning he expects us to do the same things, but he will definitely let you play through things a little bit more".

Abraham also had a great moment with Sasha where he asked her if she was willing to do what Maggie and Glenn did, meaning devote themselves to each other and start to make a life.

And for some reason (maybe our silver hairs are showing) these simple diversions suck us in as hypnotically as they always did, meaning that you don't want your children or your employees to know a thing about them.

Today's tigers show only 7% of the same genetic variants that their ancestors did, meaning that 93% of the genetic variation of the past has been lost, the researchers report online today, also in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B. Why the difference between nuclear and mitochondrial variation?

Due to the drug's short half-life, it caused greater withdrawal symptoms than Valium did, meaning it was even more habit-forming than its predecessor.

When it breaks down, so does meaning.

"Thus does meaning circulate in the consumer society," McCracken concluded.

Water seeks its own level and, in this floating masterpiece, so does meaning.

One example is the phrase "dame dando haciendo" (give, giving, doing), meaning "please do this for me".

But supermajorities are still needed to get most work done, meaning that Republicans can continue to frustrate a chastened president.