Sentence examples for means, please from inspiring English sources

But, de Man points out, in "Semiology and Rhetoric," grammatically the sentence is a question, and it means "Please tell me, how can I know the difference?" The meanings are contradictory, but there is nothing in "what the text really says" that tells us which one is correct.

We all know this means: please don't text me again.

Nalagaat, you should know, is a Hebrew word that means "please touch".

A new award, for best bar program, was won by PDT, a speakeasy-style bar in the East Village whose name means "please don't tell".

A German waiter is as likely to say simply bitte, which usually means "please," and the same idea is expressed in New York's Russian Tea Room as pozhaluista.

BCNU means "Be seeing you," PCM means "please call me," L8R is "later," 2MORO is "tomorrow," WAN2 is "want to," and so on.

Unfortunately for Michael Steele, for the time being, that means pleasing Limbaugh may be part of his job description.

"Gratuity" springs from the Latin gratus, which means "pleasing" or "thankful".

" " In English, this phrase means "pleased to meet you".

That means, pleasing to the eye, or nice to look at.

I mean please, what a year.