Sentence examples for made meant from inspiring English sources

The tapes I made meant that the police couldn't prove their case.

But nothing else I made meant half as much to her.

The Commission said these changes made meant gains generated by the project would be better shared with UK consumers.

Tool performs the actions he performs because that's what he was made (meant, built, designed) to do, and it was Designer who made him that way.

However, he said the skill with which the show was made meant that "there is no way to beat this".

The first offer BA made meant a maximum increase of just £33.25 per month before tax, and it locked workers into a three-year contract, meaning further increases would be even harder.

What do the sounds they make mean?

Decision making means choosing one of the available options.

And it was the year I made Mean Streets".

The original bathroom article made mean-spirited comments about the faculty, she claimed.

Cullen said the progress the team have made means they have every right to feel confident.