Sentence examples for making a mean from inspiring English sources
So, instead of fixing the cellphone culprit with an evil-eye stare or making a mean remark about quality-of-life crimes, this Mr. Giuliani smiled, chortled amiably and told a long anecdote about the film "Dr. Strangelove".
"And he says, 'You've got to get it down to 10 or 15 seconds.' " Finally, Mrs. Clinton said her discussion of her kitchen skills in the speech when she announced her candidacy, when she boasted of making a "mean tossed salad" and a good omelette, had been misunderstood.
Example: in olden times, I would be a jester who was famously slaughtered after making a mean joke about the town's beloved pig.
"Roughly [three] hours into it they had it all fixed and brought us a bill that just asked for cookies from a local lady who is known for making a mean cookie," Jackson told The Huffington Post in an email Monday evening.
(And if it's true that more women are staying home, then many will be taking their daughters to work by demonstrating how to multi task with their home-based internet companies while ironing and making a mean lasagna at the same time).
After computer assistance and evaluation by the local study coordinator, the residents changed their treatment suggestions in 94% of patients, making a mean of 1.9 changes per patient.
In a statement, Wade F. Horn, the department's assistant secretary of administration on children, youth and family services, accused the National Head Start Association of making "a mean-spirited and unwarranted attack" on Ms. Hill.
Paul Newman did make a mean balsamic vinaigrette.
"But I make a mean margarita".
Will Clark makes a mean spaghetti and meatballs.
