Sentence examples for it will mean something from inspiring English sources

Then it will mean something.

It will mean something to you.

"It will mean something because we'll have won a bowl game," Fitzgerald said.

It will mean something when Japanese dance samplers stop featuring the manic-businessman motif.

"It will mean something real for reconciliation and be the beginning of the end to this bad experiment in isolation".

"The first time it will mean something to me will be this year," he said, referring to the November game.

"Show me those boys" — Ibragim and Dzhabrail — "in a Land Rover, then it'll mean something".

"I know when he's 50 it'll mean something to him to be able to say that his dad took him to the OLD Yankee Stadium, the House that Ruth Built, where he saw A-Rod and Jeter and Trevor Hoffman (his favorite player)," DePodesta wrote.

Approach people on their own terms, the message seems to be, and with humor and fun, and maybe it'll mean something.

Because a lot of times if you start a project that's separate from anyone else's project and then you graduate and leave, the project just dies off … It's better to know that your project actually will mean something and will go somewhere and be carried on after you leave".

In Stockholm, it goes deeper because when I walk down the streets, every single street corner will mean something.