Sentence examples for mean things have from inspiring English sources

I mean, things have to carry on".

"But I mean, things have changed, so I didn't get why they kept on doing it.

"I mean, things have to fall into the perfect place at the right time.

"You mean things haven't improved?" I said.

That doesn't mean things haven't happened in the past but he's learnt his lessons, now he just wants to play cricket.

I'm a big fan of keeping things simple, but that doesn't mean things have to be bland.

This isn't exactly a problem for consumers, since generally it means things have reached a high degree of effectiveness.

Kimmage said: "I am very relieved, it has been a very difficult 20 months and I hope this means things have turned a corner.

Lincoln had already stripped him of overall command of the Army, and McClellan believed his turning back of Lee's forces meant things had to change in his favor.

Contrary to the negative view they all had of Michonne, she was trying her best to make sure everyone made it back alive, even if that meant things had to be a bit more difficult.

"I mean, strange things have happened.