Sentence examples for means above from inspiring English sources

(Kamisuwa means "above Suwa").

"Epi," in Greek, means "above" or "beyond".

"Epi" means above or next to, and it refers to a group of proteins that surround the genes.

Literally, "epi" means "above, or in addition to," so these are changes that are above or in addition to changes in the genes themselves.

It means, above all, tackling education.

This means, above all, enforcing the rule of law.

It means, above all, taking care of herself.

That means, above all, greater independence for schools.

For most of them, that means, above all, stopping Mitt.

The delegation was by no means above reproach on this front.

Existing fair fuel stabiliser means above-inflation rises in fuel duty will return only if price of oil falls below £45 ($70) a barrel.