Sentence examples for mean a number of from inspiring English sources

In practice, this can mean a number of things.

WIENER: Laminate flooring can now mean a number of things.

"It would mean a number of years of weak earnings at best".

The run is said to feature "surprise special guests," which could mean a number of things (but one in particular).

This name does not correspond to any particular number, but has gone into the lexicon to mean a number of indefinitely large magnitude, coined by the American writer Damon Runyon, the author of Guys and Dolls.

The letter from Phillips to Tory MPs asked them to notify their whip that they believe the government should accept the House of Lords amendment, which would mean a number of children from Europe are resettled after consultation with councils.

This meant a number of things, all at once.

True, Mr. Bachchan means a number of things to Indians.

Which, of course, meant a number of different replies to send out".

Deteriorating market conditions meant a number of Baugur investments were getting close to breaking loan covenants.

"Being sick meant a number of things to me," she told Ms. Winfrey.