Sentence examples for means act from inspiring English sources

"That means act excited, use your pompoms but go slow enough so the crowd can catch the excitement".

Despite the engrossing mixture of work in Mathaf's opening show, Sajjil (the word means "act of recording") it will be hard for many western cultural tourists, sated by successive and increasingly ironic shocks of the whatever, to get a sense of artistic traction.

Yet only 36% of those in the PPIC poll support the idea.There is still less public enthusiasm for Proposition 76, the "Live Within Our Means Act".

For decades, as crises have assailed developing countries from Indonesia to Argentina, the powers-that-be in the United States and Europe have counseled orthodox advice: Get your fiscal house in order; live within your means; act decisively and resolutely.

'Dramatized' simply means acted out – it doesn't tell you whether the original story is real or fake".

"Crimes against humanity means acts that are committed as part of a widespread or systematic attack directed against a civilian population," Mr. Ellis said.

It means acts such as preventing partners from leaving the house or having access to a phone could lead to a prosecution.

Man: What do you mean "act from love"?

I don't mean act irresponsibly, I mean just be your dang self.

And I mean "act" literally, as he's muddling his way through a career in stand-up comedy.

That doesn't mean act rude or impolite, just don't be a goody-two-shoes.