Sentence examples for mean somebody else from inspiring English sources

"The registry is fabulous, but that doesn't mean somebody else near you isn't a sex offender".

And if he doesn't win? "It would mean somebody else was better," he said.

Just because you don't want it, doesn't mean somebody else isn't dying for it.

Before, he said, his good days meant "somebody else has a really bad day".

"Given there is an existing [resettlement] program, that means somebody else misses out".

"And that if Bill Gates and Warren Buffett are making a lot of money, that just means somebody else is not able to make as much.

More startling is "The Palm Beach Story," in which Claudette Colbert runs out on her husband (Joel McCrea) even though her toes go all funny whenever he kisses her; she simply needs more money in her life, and that means somebody else.

If they have a linebacker as a down guy and the line thinks he's a down guy, but the back thinks he's a linebacker, you have two guys blocking the same guy and that means somebody else is free.

Of all the sins an intern or resident could commit, the worst was to call in sick, for it meant somebody else would have to do your work — extra patients to admit, phone calls to make, IVs to insert, emergencies to deal with.

"If I take another flight, it means somebody else doesn't get one.

"In fact, we hope they were the ones doing the attacks, since otherwise it means somebody else was".