Sentence examples for mean something for from inspiring English sources
That should mean something for Carolina in this matchup.
That should mean something for Houston, but not enough.
That did mean something for us, even if it didn't do anything in a material sense.
It's just something that I think could mean something for women".
"But it does mean something for Iraq; they take their sovereignty seriously".
"Besides financial profit — which, for a business, is a sign of success, of course — I also want the project to mean something for future generations," he said.
The term entitlement means something for nothing.
This game really meant something for thousands of families.
It surely means something, for it is rarely out of the news.
It really meant something for those kids to see their names in print".
"More than to say that his loss meant something for the instrument, I prefer to say that his life meant something for the instrument," he said in an e-mail message.
