Sentence examples for means came from inspiring English sources

The cleanest example of what he means came right at the start of the millennial era, with the monolithic hook for the Rasmus's 2003 hit In the Shadows.

We must remember that the Nuremberg Code — which put forth recommendations to aid doctors and scientists in insuring that their data were achieved through sound moral and ethical means — came about in part through the efforts of concerned scientists who demanded such a framework to guide scientific inquiry.

For the first time in all those years, the question of what the law actually means came before the Supreme Court today in a case that left the justices alternately puzzled, exasperated and nostalgic for an era when a teacher could bestow a gold star or ask students to answer to their names during attendance without running the risk of creating and improperly disclosing an "education record".

But the discovery that the caterpillars have taken up and repurposed bits of the wasp virus for their own means came as a surprise.

Early Kamakura period Mizukagami indicates that it means "came (ki) [ perfective aspect particle tsu] to bedroom (ne)" due to a legend that a kitsune would change into one's wife and bear children.

The means come from their political positions at home.

That is what garma means: coming together in harmony.

Ecco, which means "come here" in Italian, is aptly named.

That means coming after Collins with a brutal assault.

The word literally means "coming" or "arrival".

Going out means coming back in.