Sentence examples for do meant from inspiring English sources
It seems odd now, Toltz says, at 34, to see himself described, as he has been, as the wunderkind of Australian fiction: 'The pressure I had from being in my thirties and completely kind of failing at everything I had tried to do meant this book had all my hopes and dreams riding on it.
She says the fear of what they would do meant she went through with the wedding in Pakistan.
Nothing he did, or didn't do, meant he loved me any less.
Dave Heaton of PopMatters noted the lyric "I believe in whatever you do" meant Swift was unconcerned with the specifics of the cause.
He reasoned that a succession of operations in the south-east of the province and the completion of the barrier minefield at Dat Do meant that no single, sizable threat remained to the populated areas of Phuoc Tuy.
Graham reasoned that a succession of operations in the south-east of the province and the completion of the barrier minefield at Dat Do meant that no single, sizable threat remained to the populated areas of Phuoc Tuy.
