Sentence examples for mean starting from inspiring English sources

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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.

That could mean starting places for Routledge and Leroy Lita, who missed a late penalty against the Czech Republic.

This might mean starting new conversations and developing tools that simply accept some people will take drugs.

First, we mean starting a national dialogue to define our societal obligations to those who volunteer for military service.

Someone proposed flipping the two films, which would mean starting "I Am Legend" in just 16 weeks, Mr. Lawrence said, and after a moment's pause everyone agreed.

A lot of my business comes through word of mouth, so going away to study would mean starting afresh in a new town or city.

Still, for many poorer students who move from place to place, arriving at a new school would no longer mean starting over.

That can mean starting as young as 5 or 6, when children first become exposed to the game, said Philip McGovern, a Dobbs Ferry T-ball coach.

Although finishing sixth would still get them into the Europa League, it would also mean starting that competition in the third qualifying round – which begins in late July.

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