Sentence examples for mean in one from inspiring English sources

Think through your personal goals for your work: What would "hitting it out of the park" mean in one month, six months or a year?

In American art 30 or 40 years ago, projected images altered, enlarged and otherwise disturbed our sense of space and of objects in space, which after all is what we mean in one respect when we say sculpture.

Aaron exclaims: "My wontons are all frozen in one piece!" My response: "Do you mean, in one ton?" For Halloween this year, I contemplated wearing a pair of flip-flops with one labeled "J" and the other labeled "K"... but I wasn't sure how many people would latch onto the joke.

At least they're in the ground their bones are still there, I mean, in one place.

I mean, in one most-of-the-time sense, I'm high-functioning; in another sense, in the sense we will now discuss, I'm made of glass.

Singer Neil Tennant, he of the sturdy tenor singing lyrics of being "chained, framed -- you know what I mean" in "One More Chance," grooved in a barbed black jacket with porcupine-like needles jutting out in all directions.

His change of the book's famous moral is obviously meant, in one way, to protect Voltaire from the charge of Petit Trianonism.

Which meant in one period of their life they were heroes, and treated as Australians, only to come home and no longer be treated as an Australian and be denied access to their pension.

That means in one year I would have $6,792!

Data are means of three replicates, for each structure, different letters indicate significant differences between treatment means in one column.

* 0.01 ≤ p < 0.05; ** 0.001 ≤ p < 0.01; *** p < 0.001 Different letters indicate significant differences between treatment means in one row.