Sentence examples for it means around from inspiring English sources

It means around 81 of its 323 stores will close by 2018, with 30 expected to shut their doors by the end of the financial year.

Fun, as young people are reared to understand it, means sitting around with relatives, drinking black coffee and telling white lies.

It means carrying around an extra cable or two, but cables are a whole lot easier to stuff into a suitcase — and less likely to get crushed.

In the modern age, this doesn't necessarily mean whipping out a history book or dictionary, but it means looking around on the internet.

Kik also says that 68% of its users are based in the US — that, it claims, means around 40% of Americans aged 13-25 use the service.

It always feels impolite to walk between a camera and its object, even if it means hanging around for half an hour on a narrow bridge, waiting for the photographer to compose the perfect picture.

It means that going around muttering about tough choices appears both politically cliched and economically redundant (I know, because I've muttered with the best of them).

"It means not going around like some kind of beggar, begging for loans and credits that have been suffocating our country," he said.

On the other hand, who would wish to live forever if it meant being around for the release of "Jackass Number Ninety-one"?

In any case, it meant waiting around and reflecting, which it turns out is a part of this whole thing.

It means that around 10 to 15 per cent of their ATMs will be re-configured.