Sentence examples for means a late from inspiring English sources

However, it probably means a late night for those same poor souls to count the early ballots by hand.

All of that means a late and possibly smaller crop of sweet corn, said Don Tuller, a farmer and president of the Connecticut Farm Bureau.

But it did mean a late night in NYC, and an early train back to Princeton to teach.

Not only does this mean a late start to their education, it also keeps women from re-entering the labor market sooner.

Lunch will be taken at 1.30pm and tea at 4.10pm, which is likely to mean a late finish unless Gareth Batty and Murali Kartik bowl a lot, which is very possible.

It sidelined him for the crucial final weeks of the 2013-14 campaign, kept him from going to the World Cup in Brazil and meant a late start to last season.

And, as luck would have it, there is still an hour or so for us left to keep on speiling and speculating on who should be on that plane and who should on the beach pretending to listen to their wife or girlfriend when really they are listening to the radio for some news that might, just might, mean a late phone call for them.

Manager Jim Jefferies has since strengthened, having been forced into a late start by the uncertainty of whether Rangers' demise would mean a late reprieve from relegation.

I thought it was going to happen with Chrome OS, but a tumultuous mobile market meant a late start there; Google+ is more of a clear step in that direction now.

A March 17 premiere date will precede the summer launch timeframe for The Defenders, and that could mean a late 2017 release date for the next season of Daredevil, which Netflix has already teased will be coming in the same year.

These things seem mundane, but their absence can mean a late arrival or a sleepless night undermines my confidence.