Sentence examples for mean start from inspiring English sources

I mean start a company.

THOM You mean, start a fire with a lighter?

"I mean, start of the first point till the end of the match, every serve was like around 117 miles," Li said.

I mean, start with the engine.

It doesn't mean start "a company".

In the patient group, the mean start CCT was 3.0 ± 0.56 s.

Rebuilding would mean starting from scratch.

Also his idea of 'short' would probably mean starting Tannhauser off at noon.

That could mean starting their working lives with debts of £50,000 or more.

Yes, I mean start-up, because we will never forget where we came from and we never again take anything we have for granted.

That does not, however, mean start-up founders are unwilling to listen to the risk factors.