Sentence examples for means delete from inspiring English sources

For example, 'RMDIR deleteme' basically means "delete the directory named 'deleteme'".

Which means, delete your blog, OR change your blog to your own personal blog and delete all the CP posts, ads and graphics.

(Don't make a plan for your ex to pick up their stuff, just throw it in a garbage bag and drop it off!) If you haven't already done so, defriend them on Facebook, stop following them on Twitter and, by all means, delete them from your phone!

Even if that means deleting your account completely.

That means deleting explicit references to Chanin as rigorously as Chanin deleted references to Greece and Rome.

So for me, the New Year means deleting those old numbers from my phone and spending more time searching not for my dad, but for myself.

The following oligonucleotides were used: TCF3-WT (5′-GGCUGGUAACAACAGCACTTTA-3′), TCF3-MUT1 (5′-GGCUGGUAACAACAGGGGTGTA-3′) and TCF3-MUT2 (5′-GGCUGGUAACAACAGCA × × × × A-3′, where × means deleted nucleotides).

At first suppose S q) = m r + 1, and see whether S q) is the substring for the subsequence S(1 → r), which means deleting the last symbol from the substring S(1 → r) S q).

This double-negative sense is not what we meant; delete "not".

I contact Facebook asking for clarification, and they assure me that delete really does mean delete – although what happens to the metadata (location, tagging etc) added to a photo by users is less clear.

I mean, 'Delete your account' was pretty much outside the limits of what Hillary would have done four years ago, but you can't even compare that to someone who's retweeting white supremacists and Nazi memes.