Sentence examples similar to meaning spoke from inspiring English sources

The barbecue, at Stan and Kathy Hickey's 472-acre Broken Spoke Ranch three and a half miles down Prairie Chapel Road from Mr. Bush's property, was what Mr. Bush calls a "friend-raiser," meaning no contribution was required for entry.

Meaning accrues.

Meaning what?

Despite all of Hedges trauma and wisdom, I wrote in my diary in October 2002: "reading chris hedges war is a force that gives us meaning...spoke to a correspondent today...he was on a satellite phone in the back of a land cruiser after getting kicked out of Iraq by Saddam...I think I want to do that".

-- meaning.

Aero wheels have deep rims to shorten the spokes thereby reducing the turbulence – meaning that less power is required to attain the same speed.

On June 3rd it published an article that spoke of "antagonism increasing by the day between the masses and China's elite" (meaning, apparently, the intelligentsia).

Beverly Sills spoke.

Neither spoke.

Spoke intemperately.

Eisenhower spoke.