Sentence examples for mean waters from inspiring English sources

The ensemble also includes Edgar Ramirez Joyy's ex-husband, singing a mean "Waters of March"), Diane Ladd Joyy's grandmother), Virginia Madsen Joyy's mother), Dascha Polanco Joyy's best friend) and Isabella Rossellini (Joy's financial backer).

"By that I mean water, sanitation, electricity and the condition of staff accommodation and wards.

But individual corporate action does not necessarily mean water is being better valued overall.

That doesn't mean watering down the quality of teaching, or changing the calibre of student.

"In a few months, the reflectivity may get to 100%, and that could mean water ice," he said.

Among other things, dredging would mean water flowing very fast through my constituency and ending up in Reading and beyond.

Rely on reversion to mean; water seeks its own level.

"Sediments don't necessarily mean water," Head says.

Subscripts w and g mean water and guest molecules, respectively.

But that doesn't mean water didn't flow on the Red Planet.

We employed presence absence data and five variables: altitude, distance from the river source, surface of catchment area, annual mean water temperature, and annual mean water flow.