Sentence examples for final means from inspiring English sources

But our Under-21s getting to a final means we're doing something right.

Emre's ambition of reaching the Uefa Cup final means Newcastle must avoid an unlikely defeat tonight.

For Brazil, the Olympic football final means a chance to end decades of frustration.

"The people here are proud, though, and to have a team representing them in the FA Cup final means the world to them.

The medal, and another from the men's hockey final, means the United States will leave with 37, the most by a country at a single Winter Olympics.

Bruce, in tandem with his longest serving player, Liam Rosenior, talked earnestly this week about how much the final means to a tough, economically neglected city trying to resurrect its fortunes.

The final mean grades for each comfort stated the building's average performance.

The results of continuous exams showed a visible growth in cases scores and final mean score.

The final mean mesopore size depended on the type of dopant element.

I also knew how much the grand final meant to the whole of Leeds.

But he has been hearing how much last year's final meant to people for nearly a year now.