Sentence examples for mean to cease from inspiring English sources

"When, President Obama, do you mean to cease abusing our patience?" Cruz declared in a speech modelled on Cicero's First Oration Against Catiline to the Roman Senate.

That goes from the hard-line Republican senator for Texas, Ted Cruz, who just last year started his attack on Barack Obama's immigration plans with the words, "When, President Obama, do you mean to cease abusing our patience?", to protesters against the government in Hungary a couple of years before who emblazoned banners with just the words Quousque tandem.

Incars are meant to cease to exist when their matter undergoes some extrinsic change (ceasing to be inside a garage).

It means to cease work, to take a rest.

To observe Shabbat means to cease from our daily routines every seventh day, and to set aside time to give thanks for the gifts of life, to reflect on the week that was, and to bask in the glory of creation.

The journey is meant to cease proliferation and start neuronal differentiation.

Or is it better to look for other means to cease the threat against our nation and the entire world?

Furthermore, despite not having a target to achieve these figures, all but two jobcentres within the district have had office-wide PIPs [performance improvement plans] imposed by the district manager specifically focused on increasing DMA referrals to increase 'off-flow' – the term used to mean ceasing to claim jobseeker's allowance.

This may mean it would have to cease operations in China.

It doesn't mean the celebrations have to cease if they head off early; the party can still continue in their honor.

The easing of restrictions on imports is a result of continuing talks in Cairo meant to anchor the cease-fire between Israel and Hamas, the Islamic militant group that controls Gaza.