Sentence examples similar to filed mean from inspiring English sources

No time for food! 2 p.m.: Last words filed means a reward of lobster spaghetti from Piccolo after Rachel Zoe. 4 p.m.: How can I still be hungry?

The inflexibility of deadlines for social workers' evidence to be filed means that "timescales from first draft to final version become incredibly compressed," says Andrew Pack, a local authority lawyer.

Dead filed means that any communication coming in from me gets sent to a special place.

A failure to file means an automatic £100 penalty - plus interest in many instances.

Officials in Saudi Arabia and Lebanon have launched new campaigns to prevent the use of "digital drugs"—audio files meant to induce drug-like states in listeners — even though the effectiveness of purportedly psychoactive sounds is questionable at best.

And larger files mean clogged networks with often-unnecessary work.

590 MB for 100,000 CRDL files mean a Lucene index of 361 MB.

What the items in the output files mean is explained on the hyperlink page 'detailed explanation for output files'.

Four major Internet providers announced yesterday that they had filed lawsuits meant to shut a number of leading senders of unsolicited junk e-mail, or spam.

Fewer lawsuits are being filed, which means a decline in filing fees, and that has left the courts with a $74 million shortfall.

And "zero" in the config file meant "no autosave".