Sentence examples for mean with an from inspiring English sources

You'll see what I mean with an order of, say, bakonyi sertes ($14.95), slices of pork loin in a sauce described on the menu as sour cream, mushrooms and bacon, served over nakedli, a spaetzlelike noodle.

Also, lest it go unmentioned, anybody who threatens to make mean with an animal, like the guy who brought a live iguana to the studio as a torture prop, will lose his or her MNN camera privileges just as fast as a guy who waxes pornographic.

I mean, with an average house in London now costing £402,000 – compared  to £133,000 in Birmingham and £217,000 in Bristol – wouldn't you?

Hence, the steady-state response is a sinusoidal oscillation about a constant mean value y mean with an amplitude ratio (output amplitude/input amplitude) given by | G(iω*)|.

Our study was powered on the basis of a 95% equivalence region of −3.5 to 3.5 for the difference in mean state-trait scores between groups at the end of the trial, 3.5 being 10% of the expected control mean, with an expected SD of 10.0.

Intervention: The TCC group had practiced TCC for 11.2 ± 3.4 years (mean ± standard error of the mean), with an exercise frequency of 5.1 ± 1.8 times weekly.

I Am a God – I mean, with a song title like that, he's just begging people to attack him.

Pressed by a reporter on his remark about beating the president — did he mean with a Herman Cain, or a cane?

Does that mean with a stereotypical patois?

And by differently, I mean with a completely different focus, an evolved consciousness, a better purpose.

And by digging in, I mean with a scalpel to cause pain".