Sentence examples for mean along with from inspiring English sources
Note that when we use the word "with" in English to mean "along with" or "accompanying," the form PACE is also used--but you will also need to use the word cum to show that it is meant in that sense.
I mean, along with lowering hemlines, recessions are supposed to raise your spiritual awareness.
Magneto's minions include Mystique (Rebecca Romijn), dipped in deep blue and very mean, along with a human flamethrower named Pyro (Aaron Stanford).
The isotope hydrology atlas should have location maps from where the various waters samples have been collected for isotopic analyses (2H, 18O, 3H, 13C, 14C), relevant isotopic plots and summary statistics (iso-plots, median, mean), along with average annual precipitation, air temperature, etc.
Sialoadhesin expression, quantified as the geometric mean, along with the subject's viral load (RNA copies/ml), CD4 count (cells/ml) and therapeutic status (on or off HAART) are shown in Table 1.
The mean (along with the sample size) provides information about the total benefit (and total cost) from treating all patients, which is needed as the basis for health care policy decisions [ 28].
This means, along with De Quincey, an escape from the plodding world: "I got the cure.
This means, along with five other strike mandates from the summer, 24 unions with over 3 million members will make the action the biggest strike in many generations.
Unless a team belongs to one of the six power conferences, it means, along with money-saving bus rides and midnight tipoffs, a season can be ruined when conference tournament play begins next week.
Maybe an actual win for Freeman would have meant – along with much-merited praise – a more concerted discussion around the way black characters keep getting cast in essentially sacrificial or subordinate roles, which mean that their wisdom is something to be offered up for the white character's personal journey.
That meant, along with bathing in healing mountain springs, they had to drink it.
