Sentence examples for mean a super from inspiring English sources
That would mean a Super Bowl victory in Tampa on Jan . 28 and when Fassel was asked if the Giants were now a bona fide Super Bowl contender, his jaw tightened.
But now the "finding love" situation is so dire, one guy apparently decided to turn his shower head into a real woman -- and by "real" we mean a super, creepy plastic doll.
It's a 46-inch LCD screen in 1080p running at 100Hz, which means a super-clear picture by any measure.
This means that a Super Bowl advertiser will likely need to work with several different agencies.
In fiction, especially movies, "AI" means a self-aware, super-intelligent entity, with its own goals, a very broad sort of intelligence (similar to humans), and the ability to change its goals over time.
Success for the Jets this season means a trip to the Super Bowl; success for the Patriots under Belichick is more complicated, but at the very least it means championships.
For Lewis, a Super Bowl victory means a place in history.
And the Super Bowl means a lot of them.
If it means a couple more years playing Super League, that's something I need to do.
There's that word again; this time it means "brandied raisins," a super dessert with the raisins soaked in strained buttermilk and Cognac.
