Sentence examples for mean we built from inspiring English sources

"I mean, we built a rover.

"One thing else about us, this little water thing, we built to survive you know what I mean, we built for it," he said.

"If we build one, that doesn't mean we wouldn't build the other," Ms. Gilmartin said.

The need to cook from fresh has meant we have built our family life around cooking from scratch, and as a result our diet is healthier than I suspect it would be otherwise.

That doesn't mean we shouldn't build more office buildings.

"But that doesn't mean we should never build a new bridge.

So coffee is not going to replace tea, and we're not going to overtake soccer, but it doesn't mean we can't build a good business".

It means we can build the best private cloud for our customers and make  sure that we can really accelerate our hybrid management and the hybrid nature of our cloud," he said.

That means we  will build bridges between different parties.

"Federation meant we could build capacity across the schools, and for rural schools, one of the biggest benefits is the loss of isolation.

The tool means we can build up a child's report through the entire school year so the document is a work in progress.