Sentence examples for four meant from inspiring English sources

BOSTON — The artwork on the bathroom wall of the Ohio State star Jared Sullinger showed just how much a trip to the Final Four meant to him.

The different timeslot for episode four meant that it dipped below six million; however, ratings recovered to over seven million by the series finale.

One meant that the patient was very still and did not move; four meant that the patient had moved a great deal during the examination, e.g. by placing his arm, which was positioned over the head, next to his body or vice versa or by changing his position.

Four means more than one.

— and one meant to convey extreme disgust.

One point meant "not at all"; five meant "extremely".

One buzz meant fastball, two meant off-speed.

One ring meant "warm up," two meant "work hard" and three meant "come in to pitch," Morris wrote.

The first twenty million meant twenty deaths, and so on thereafter.

Step three meant condensing and summarizing codes.

Give one, mean the other.