Sentence examples for mean to use from inspiring English sources

Because whether one of us believes in insane conspiracy theories or not and sure, I'll leave it up to you to decide which one of us, of course, Maurice, just chill out, sorry, I didn't mean to use a word related to temperature, can we just circle back on this later, yes, yes, you pick the time, and you can wear your foil hat we'll need to trust one another with our lives.

Dial didn't mean to use a dial.

This danger is, unfortunately, real: Mr Gore's advisers concede that they mean to use tax breaks frequently.

I can't have a pretty good game or an almost perfect game, and I don't mean to use the word perfect.

If you mean to use your AT&T account, yes; call AT&T to turn on international roaming, and then prepare to pay big roaming charges.

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Mr. Mehserle's lawyer, Michael Rains, says Mr. Mehserle meant to use his Taser, not his pistol.

Graebner has the sun behind him now, and he means to use it.

Moscow meant to use Dos Passos to lure the biggest fish of all to lend his name to the film.

Hitler, we're told, means to use its invincible powers to lay waste opposing armies and proclaim himself the Messiah.

MPs are meant to use the second home allowance to fund a second home, not their main one.