Sentence examples for items meant from inspiring English sources

Durable goods are items meant to last at least three years.

These two items meant two free drinks, a value of $15.

Durable goods are items meant to last at least three years, like computers, industrial machinery and appliances.

Yesterday's report showed that wholesalers' supplies of durable goods — relatively expensive items meant to last several years — rose 0.4percentt in August after declining 0.4percentt in July.

And sales of durable goods, items meant to last at least three years, rose 0.3 percent, while inventories of those goods fell by the same amount.

The budget also includes items meant to generate economic growth, like research and development and a new, more accurate satellite navigation system.

The term "defense items" means defense articles, defense services, and related technical data.

Buying cheaper items means you won't have to force your kids to keep wearing clothes they're bored of.

Musicians correctly recalled more items (mean = 8.43 items, SEM = 0.274) than non-musicians (mean = 7.44 items, SEM = 0.294; Fig. 2).

Musicians correctly recalled more items (mean = 44.8, SEM = 3.25) than non-musicians (mean = 36.2 items, SEM = 4.00; Fig. 3).

Those items mean a lot to me.