Sentence examples for mean to get a from inspiring English sources

So what does it actually mean to get a school built in a place like Amorikot?

Martin made it clear afterward that he wanted to foul him but insisted that he did not mean to get a technical foul.

With that kind of reward on the table, anyone with student loan debt should at least entertain the thought of what it might mean to get a better loan with better terms.

The project, together with four other transport research evaluation projects (AGAPE, AIMS, MEFISTO and SITPRO Plus), presents transport research's contribution to the overall trend in the EC FP evaluations and provides a mean to get a more detailed view on transport research achievements in the previous FP projects.

Under the assumption that effect sizes are 2, 1.5 and 1 SDs from the mean, to get a P-value of (where is obtained by Bonferroni correction = 0.05/number of genes), using the SEM would require 8, 14 and 31 PTV carriers, respectively, to achieve 80% power to detect the association.

It means to get a bird accustomed to being around people, but there's no escaping its connotations.

Presumably, we are also meant to get a bit choked up ourselves — but force feeding sometimes facilitates another, less sympathetic sort of choking.

I was meant to get a deposit for a big project on a house on Saturday and it just fell through," he said, "just like that".

I guess we are meant to get a kick out of seeing one, as I suppose we are also meant to be tickled by the hotel fantasies of the artists Sophie Calle, Tom Sachs, Maureen Connor and Toland Grinnell.

In exchange for acceptance of international standards for intellectual-property rights, poor countries were meant to get a warm welcome for their exports of labour-intensive goods such as farm products and textiles.

He added that he did not think he would be disciplined by the league and that he only meant to get a technical foul in order to get the officials' attention.