Sentence examples for mean into from inspiring English sources

"I mean into holy orders, into the rectory in Fulbourn.

By "went" I mean into the living room and renting the film on Comcast On Demand.

Lexicologists tend to start with the word as the unit of study and work outwards, where outwards can mean into the mind or lexicon (typically psycholinguistics and to some extent cognitive linguistics) or into (co- text and beyond (typico- textrpus linguistics).

So there will always be must-see movies, like an Avatar, or Gravity, that will get folks from their basement and into the light, and when I say light, I mean into a dark theater with people.

If the individual validity effect in either the 25% or the 75% validity condition deviated by more than one standard deviation from the group mean into the opposite direction, this subject's data were excluded from the group EEG time-frequency analysis.

The inverse transformation from the osculating into mean elements has the same general form as the direct transformation from the mean into osculating elements.

For Mr. Kring, Jake and his father are a means into a subject that has long interested him.

Unreal Labour backed the "quantitative easing" of vast sums into the pockets of banks, which meant into their bonuses and on to their balance sheets.

It takes the carbon dioxide we produce and translates it into heat, which means into melting ice and rising oceans and gathering storms.

His parents, of course, meant, into the park.

Equation [ 2] implicitly incorporates the group means into the GEBV by using the estimates of the marker effects.