Sentence examples for means especially from inspiring English sources

He means especially Mrs Clinton.

It's up to you to define what to live well means, especially if you plan to live long.

This means, especially, an extension of the No. 7 subway line into the heart of the district.

We need to indicate exactly what it all means, especially since we've already said that college-ready should be the indicator of high school completion".

"It means, especially with a top player, that you are only as good as you are independent of needing the job.

That means, especially heading into an Olympic year, Wanaka becomes a ground zero of aerial somersaults and 360-degree flips that is unlike anything else on the planet.

And, I mean, especially if you're helping other people.

I mean, especially when you have terminal cancer…" (Yes, especially then).

I mean, especially if someone believes them, and has monetary of [sic] other losses, because of being told the world was going to end….

I mean, especially those of us on the writing staff for whom the hours were several times worse than that of the cast.

I had never baked with flour meant especially for brioches until Steve Jenkins, a partner at Fairway, sent me a sample sack a few months ago.