Sentence examples for means bat from inspiring English sources

It's especially jammed when there's a Bali Hindu ceremony going on at the nearby temple of Goa Lawah, which means Bat Cave.

While Murciélago means bat in Spanish, it was also the name of a 19th-century fighting bull whose life was spared in honor of his indefatigable courage and spirit.

Through these means, BAT was able to have the tariff rate for cigarettes imported into CACM countries set higher than would otherwise have been the case, and to play a key role in harmonising excise taxes across member countries.

And just as we do not believe that superficial resemblance means bats and birds belong together, neither do we trust that surface appearances determine who belongs where on the ethnic map.

By "Staci's B-M was awesome," I didn't mean bowel movement, I meant bat mitzvah.

By the end, the differential between the two teams' mean batting averages (80.15 plays 25.65) represented the biggest statistical shellacking in Australia's Test history.

The selectors had furnished Clarke with an extra batsman in Shaun Marsh and he could at least enjoy the comforts of the No5 position once more, a slot where his average of 62 is double that of his mean batting one higher.

But that didn't mean bats were the main hosts for Nipah; in theory, the bats could have been one of many species who were transiently infected by the virus and created antibodies in response.

Deathrockstar Kelelawar Malam - Suara Kegelapan Kelelawar Malam means "Night Bat"; Suara Kegelapan means "Voice of Darkness".

Assuming that the hall is representative of the cave as a whole, this means the bat population at Aeolus had plummeted by at least 88percentt.

It also means that bat noses, as with human noses, are critical to survival.