Sentence examples for mean at the from inspiring English sources

I mean, at the top doesn't mean No. 1 in the world.

I mean, at the end of the day, I was enjoying doing it.

I mean at the moment the Americans are in a position to do something about it.

12.22pm: Q: What would success mean at the end of the five-year parliament?

But it does mean, at the least, that the center has moved, and Republicans have not.

And, moreover, what did it even mean at the time, to be "a traitor to our country"?

"The primary focus has to be the offense," Phillips said, "but it doesn't mean at the exclusion of your pitching".

"It would mean at the margins there would be some evangelicals who just wouldn't vote," Mr. Land said.

Speaking to Bloomberg, Mr Blair said: "I don't think anyone quite knows what those figures mean at the moment, frankly.

THE NEW YORKER: What do you mean at the end where you say "marriage is an institution, not a party"?

I mean at the moment I found out that I was accepted into Documenta, my mom died.