Sentence examples for mean a real from inspiring English sources
I mean a real human being".
And by that I mean a real fireplace".
That will mean a real loss in transmitting the natural excitement of the Games.
By which I mean a real shepherd's crook, real blades, and real oblivion.
"It's an atrocity that these things happen — I mean, a real atrocity.
Cash rises of, say, 2% would mean a real-terms freeze on total public spending.
The effect would mean a real-terms cut for 60% of primary and 87% of secondary school pupils.
Pay settlements for staff that mean a real-terms cut in our standard of living are simply not acceptable when the executive remuneration committee has seen fit to make pay awards of 30% at the top end of the company.
By a (nonlinear) submean on we will mean a real-valued function on satisfying the following properties: (1) for every.
He said it would mean a real-terms cut for schools and "deep cuts" in spending on pre-school and post-16 education.
