Sentence examples for mean an inch from inspiring English sources
Make a batch of cookies and let everyone have one cookie they can decorate any way they want - even if that means an inch and a half thick layer of frosting or half a jar of sprinkles.
And too big could mean a fraction of an inch".
Four-inch heels apparently mean an economic downturn, and kinky porn habits can offer commentary on social oppression.
It would mean a stack of 5.25-inch disks and 3.5-inch disks and zip disks and CDs and other formats I've surely forgotten.
That would mean a total of 75 inches of rain from Oct. 1, 2014, through Sept. 30, 2015, recorded at eight stations in the northern Sierra.
"I mean, a 5-foot-9 3/4-inch guard from Lafayette, Ala., making that shot.
But for such tiny critters, "up into the branches" means a mere 4 inches (10 centimeters) off the ground, Glaw told OurAmazingPlanet, so finding them is no easy task.
An 11.6-inch screen means a 1366×768 resolution, which in turn means that the machine ought to be able to play HD content, which in turn (in turn) means it's going to need some extra oomph.
Some cleverpackaging means a big improvement (4.3 inches) in legroom for the second row, which is suitable for two adults.
The eighty-three-year-old jazz pianist Cecil Taylor is an utterly brilliant and unique American artist, which doesn't mean that he budges an inch in terms of seducing us into accepting his greatness.
