Sentence examples for meaning great from inspiring English sources
He named it Megatherium, meaning "great beast".
Pipa, a Spanish word meaning "great time," has modest ambitions.
Its name, meaning Great Ford, arose from its location at a river crossing.
PROFILE of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi (Mahatma, meaning "great soul" was an honorific title).
Its name derives from a Native American word meaning "great waters" or "father of waters".
Pipa, named for a Spanish word meaning "great time," has modest ambitions.
"Less meaning means greater effects of stimulation within the field.
The lake's name, meaning "greater," refers to its being considerably larger than the neighbouring Orta and Varese lakes.
Dudley said he expected BP's cashflow to grow by around 50% by 2014 – meaning greater returns for shareholders.
Kia says this will be lighter than the outgoing model's, meaning greater agility – which the GT model should be well placed to exploit.
SMEs are much closer to their customers and there is often more trust between managers and workers, meaning greater labour flexibility.
