Sentence examples for mean running from inspiring English sources

(B, C ) The mean number of laps per minute (B ) and mean running speed (C ) on each day of track running, averaged over all trajectories and all animals.

It might mean talking to strangers; it might mean running.

"You mean running out to see the new?" he asked.

That could mean running a jitney or selling fruit on the street.

A trek eastward would mean running the six-lane gantlet of the Taconic State Parkway.

But that does not mean running that way is better for longer distances.

When I say publicly I don't mean running up and down the street crying.

It can sometimes mean running out of money before payday for things like gas and electricity or even food.

Due to the flexibility of the material that doesn't just mean running the workshop again in the same format.

Offensive linemen and quarterbacks tend to score above the mean; running backs and wide receivers drag it down.

"If we need to get more medication, it can mean running around trying to find an open pharmacy," explains Spooner.