Sentence examples for means event from inspiring English sources

That means event spaces, concert halls, film theatres, gathering places, and plenty of shopping.

That means event listings, the route of the Olympic torch relays, maps and updates during the Games.

The compulsories have been eliminated, and the so-called 6-5-4 rule (six gymnasts are on a team, five compete on each apparatus and the four highest scores count) means event specialists are much more important.

The new Wada code means event organisers such as the CGF have a wider mandate.

This means event guest lists will be automatically updated and users don't have to worry about missing an event when they join a new group or getting irrelevant updates once they leave.

During the preview period, this number was $0.30 per million; I guess that means Event Grid was making well less than $100 per week by the end of the preview period.

Their success means events in one place resonate globally.

And that means events shape him, not the other way around.

Tournaments are staged at venues prepared to pay for the honour and that means events rarely take place on the most appropriate courses.

†Random effects mean event risk totalled over follow-up for cohort studies.

Annual event rates were calculated using the subsequent wave mean event rate per respondent-week multiplied by 52.