Sentence examples for mean a special from inspiring English sources

It might mean a special letter that he offered to write saying that a student "had accepted the consequences and moved on".

But it also seemed to me that he was saying, in effect, that if events changed and a decision is made to have a resignation date that would mean a special election, he could be called".

The alternative, lawyers in both parties said, would be for Mr. Christie to set a primary election as early as August, which would mean a special election in October.

If we reach Europe, it will mean a special season for the club".

First, specific taxes on innovative medical devices and new costs for drug companies mean a special tax on innovation.

For the purpose of this review, the term 'meta-analysis' is taken to mean a special type of systematic review, in which standard systematic review methodology has been followed and a quantitative summary of the results has been derived.

At All Good Dogs, that means a special sugar-free carrot cake from a Princeton dog bakery called Hazel & Hannah's Pawtisserie.

The two men called for passing new laws by year-end, even if it means a special session after the November elections.

Also, Prague Zoo now has a Happy Mondays offer, which means a special "symbolic" entry fee of just 1 CZK to selected groups of visitors (eg donators, children from orphanages, visitors coming on bikes or public transit, including boat).

I saw her face tighten slightly with the wariness I often saw in parents when I began to speak about their children, a knitting of the brow that might have meant a special kind of attention but was usually the opposite, was usually their attention closing off.

The capabilities of the U.S. services went "beyond the abilities of many other states," he said, and that meant a "special responsibility for the United States".