Sentence examples for mean super from inspiring English sources

D.R.: No, I mean, super annoyed at this movie.

This could mean super fast wireless connections for the county's residents, and also the potential to connect to Wi-Fi towers that are miles distant something that is impossible with conventional Wi-Fi, mostly because the power of normal Wi-Fi transmitters are limited by the FCC.

McNulty described it as the Norwegian's "toughest night", adding: "He will not give up hope but logic suggests this is the end of the road for Manchester United's Champions League ambitions". Adrian: "Oh wow, you mean super Solskjaer, the manager of the century, actually lost a game?

As Wilson pointed out, that could mean "Super Fun Night" gets a bit serious at times.

Next, I ranked "S", which I take to mean "super" or something like that, because I was: quiet as mouse, and in and out of the hot zone in less time than it takes to satisfactorily poach an egg.

This doesn't mean suit and tie, and this also doesn't mean super-edgy creative.

Bowen and Bouganis have examined implementing their own weighted mean super-resolution algorithm combined with an existing multiframe super-resolution algorithm [16].

Right now the UK media is making a lot of noise about new Visa rules which mean "super-investors" willing to put £5m into a UK bank account will get the right to stay indefinitely in Britain after only three years.

"When my goddaughters were young, they asked me to write a book about kids like them, by which I took to mean super-curious kids who loved to read and draw and ask questions, and whose families had crossed continents to get where they are at," Díaz said in a statement. .

For the resulting super-clusters, the mean super-cluster profile was counted as similar to the mean TGR count of all genes in a super-cluster at each stage.

Last weekend that meant Super Ball IX, the ninth festival by Phish, the eclectically funky rock quartet.