Sentence examples for mean were in from inspiring English sources
We — my family, I mean — were in bumper-to-bumper traffic on our way to my mother-in-law's house for Sunday lunch when our phones flashed red and the Alert sounded overhead for the second time that day.
In contrast, the differences in the deviation from the normative mean were in the opposite direction in the siblings: male siblings deviated on the relevant ratings by about half an SD more from the normative means than the female siblings.
Being proactive doesn't mean being "in-your-face" or annoying your employees about wellness.
The 200-week simple moving average or "reversion to the mean" is in bold green.
Feeling right might mean being in the right career.
Ipsilesionally, the means were in the opposite direction.
That has traditionally meant being in the car.
"Some people believe that being involved in manufacturing means being in a dirty shop room.
"In fairness to George, my guess is what he meant was in baseball operations," Selig-Prieb said.
Being mayor means being in your office 14 hours a day," Berlusconi told Rai Radio station.
