Sentence examples for mean around from inspiring English sources

People in other areas don't understand what those wages mean around here".

This will mean around 200 fewer homes are bulldozed by the runway.

When I say old, I mean around since 7000BC or thereabouts, according to impressions in clay of basic woven cloth.

The next one will mean around 2.5 million people are confined to their homes between 27-29 March.

Mr. Hale could not confirm that figure, but he said the reduced hours would mean around 80 fewer vehicles a day, from a level of 1,330 units.

Fletcher said a federal funding cut of as little as 10% could mean around 300 women could miss out on assistance.

Perimenopause means "around menopause" and refers to the time when a woman is approaching menopause.

"This means around 10,000 Americans and 5,000 Nato troops.

"There are 2,000 families living in this area, which means around 10,000 or 11,000 people.

The then-average price of $5 a ticket meant around 3.44m tickets were sold.

That means around 16% of players have played in the Premiership or in the Football League.