Sentence examples for means constructing an from inspiring English sources

Having a family means constructing an equation.

Sometimes it means constructing an elaborate blind and waiting for hours, days, or even months.

Collapse means constructing a better one using horizontal beams (anag.; anag. incl. a). 3 R. C. Teuton (Gloucestershire): We might replace Bell; star name's out of form, almost broken, having more than one flat summer (anag.; beate(n); ref. test cricket).

That means constructing a temporary terminal for the 10,500 Olympic athletes and their delegations, who will be diverted there the day after the closing ceremony, when 65 percent of Olympic Village tenants are expected to fly out with their pole vaults, bicycles and oars in tow.

This means constructing a diffusion matrix consisting of eigenvectors parallel and perpendicular to discontinuities and eigenvalues denoting the amount of dissipation depending on the local strength of the gradients.

For scholars the work of resistance also means constructing a sustained social critique in op ed pieces, in blogs, in films, in poetry, in drama and in multimedia installations--all in a language accessible to the general public.

Exporting the rest will mean constructing a liquefied-natural-gas plant that will be the biggest project in Tanzanian history.

This might mean constructing a new stadium and raising concession prices as well as hiring a new coaching staff and drafting players.

In this case, this has meant constructing a narrative whose crucial details have little basis in the available evidence.

That meant constructing a three-and-a-half-story haunted house in the middle of a studio set, casting two classic monsters from his past movies  and creating various sizes of props and furniture to mess with the audience's perception of the characters.

"His legacy is an example that should guide all of us in keeping nature in our minds as a solution and a means to constructing a better world for all", said Claudio Maretti, head of WWF's Amazon Initiative – one of many international organisations that will show their respects for Brazil's Patron of the Environment at this weekend's anniversary.