Sentence examples for mean a month from inspiring English sources

And I don't mean a month or two later.

When the doctor says don't ride for a month and a half, that doesn't mean a month and a week.

By promptly I mean next month, when the precise size and extent of the necessary stimulatory measures can be determined as part of the August inflation report round".

After weeks of speculation, Sony confirmed at a press conference in Tokyo on Wednesday March 15th that it would delay the launch of its long-awaited PlayStation 3 (PS3) games console from "spring" (a deliberately vague target that was widely assumed to mean late May) to November.

It took a while, but on Thursday Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank, explained what he meant last July when he said he would do whatever it takes to save the euro.

On Thursday, Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank, finally explained what he meant last July when he said he would do whatever it takes to save the euro.

Golden trout addicts say that late spring (which means late June and early July in the Wind Rivers), just as ice frees its grip on those mountain lakes, is the time to catch big goldens.

That means late April to early May for the generation that overwinter on the branches, and mid-July to early August, when the second generation's crawlers emerge to look for their own spot.

Jay started last fall, when he was 4, and my wife and I decided that we'll sign Wally up when he's 4, too -- which means next September.

Meteorological dispersion models were used to calculate yearly average and winter half-year means (October through March) of NO2 within each city.

Furthermore, migraine switched to CH and became chronic in a very short period (mean 3.3±1.4 month SD).