Sentence examples for it meant driving from inspiring English sources

Prosecution witnesses said it meant driving in armed caravans with tinted windows to secret destinations.

It meant driving two hours out of Vienna for Tangerine Dream, or flying to Brooklyn to work with Hans Zimmer or Laurie Anderson.

Displaying a mix of resolve and restraint, Mr. Obama flatly rejected any budget deal that did not raise tax rates on income above $250,000 a year, even if it meant driving the economy into a recession.

One of them, Carlos Carvalho, told the Guardian last year he planned to make Barra the centre of Rio – even if it meant driving out the poor so a "noble" elite could move in.

EUGENE J. RAGGIO Big Man, Tiny Dog When Eugene J. Raggio said he was taking his dog, Tinkerbell, out for a walk, it meant driving her around in the car through their Staten Island neighborhood.

And when a promising listing became available during the week, I would frequently drop whatever I was doing and run out -- even when it meant driving an hour or more.

It is much less appealing when it means driving home late, tired and in the dark.

But they prefer to shop in the store, even if it means driving through a downpour.

Renters hoping to renew a lease in one area might easily negotiate a lower rent increase, while in another, landlords may charge what they know the market will bear, even if it means driving away a tenant.

When government says it wants "work to pay", it means driving claimants below the lowest paid: from poverty to destitution, unable to refuse £1 or £2 an hour (many immigrants face this).

It means driving the wages, social wages and living standards in the west down for decades until they meet those of the middle class in China and India on the way up.