Sentence examples for means at that time from inspiring English sources

I don't really understand what it means at that time but now probably I do.

It means at that time, for that event, a player is considered among the very best at his position and from his country.

It was the only option for a young black man from Watts such as Charles Burnett, who dropped out of his boring apprenticeship as an electrical engineer in 1967 with the unlikely ambition (for a kid of his modest origins and means at that time) of becoming a film director.

Mr. Quayle denied receiving preferential treatment, but he didn't quibble about what making it into the guard meant at that time.

I found myself in a similar position where I was both upset at what it meant to become an adult and also found myself attracted to certain aspects of whatever that lifestyle meant at that time.

Scrutinizing the score, Bianconi began to wonder about the title: "This could almost be 'There will be no more art,' or art in the sense that it was meant at that time.

Bin Talal: Well, I mean, at that time the one-stop shopping was the model.

Well, I mean, at that time, you know, the one-stop shopping was the model and it completely backfired.

I mean, at that time in Baltimore, to think about directing movies would be like thinking about going to the moon one day, it just wasn't within the realm of possibility.

I mean at that time I was like 50 years old and I shouldn't you know, you shouldn't let this happen…" (P30) " You have to take a, you have to take an interest in, in your health".

And most of the girls in our class did come from homes that were Republican, whatever that meant at the time.