Sentence examples for each other means from inspiring English sources

Two red lights on top of each other means stopping completely because a train is ahead.

"Secondly, the fact that most retailers price-match each other means that price is increasingly irrelevant within the supermarket industry.

I was trying to make war sound as if it's a religious conversation gone wrong, as if everyone shooting and stabbing each other means well, really.

The game's "chemistry engine", which governs the physical properties of certain objects and how they relate to each other, means that experimentation is allowed and rewarded.

After Odile leaves Jack, he observes: "Young persons who had been sleeping together act like sitting in cubicles beside each other means nothing.

In other words, should we all adhere to a set of hard rules from the 16th century or should we just blunder along, let language take its course and assume we know what each other means?

What else does "made for each other" mean?

The people in Wheeldon's ballets acknowledge each other, mean something to each other.

We knew what each other meant – not a studio, but an actual shop.

The anger and opposition that within each other mean that which ever side wins can feel as if the season was a success.

This could be an intentional, imagistic doubling in stories that appear quite close to each other, meant to convey subtle insights about the predicament of stylish, older women seeking vital experiences through misconceived means.