Sentence examples for means filled from inspiring English sources

It means "Filled With Satan".

To the blood Soloway sisters, this means "filled with love".

The festival nearly sold out on Saturday, which means filling the 10,000 legal limit of Fort Adams State Park.

This means filling in the gaps in neuroscientists' understanding of the organ.

But advertising prescription drugs means filling patients' heads with half-understood blobs of medical knowledge that might undermine doctors' authority.

Currently, claiming the deduction means filling out the 43-line Form 8829, which often involves complex calculations of allocated expenses, depreciation and carryovers of unused deductions.

Qualifying for services means filling out paperwork about the most intimate details not only about your child and his behavioral challenges, but of your own every daily life.

And here's why: Foie gras -- fattened goose or duck liver -- means filling ducks' stomachs through footlong funnels three times a day.

That means filling a client's order swiftly and cheaply, by matching trades with other clients' or trading on exchanges.Two changes in particular have helped small brokers to thrive.

And while Marat's in form, he pretty much picks himself, even if it means filling Russia's problem position up the left, rather than playing through the middle as he does for his club.

Installation art essentially means filling up space, usually with objects, and in this case the items come from the barn that Ms. Wheeler has used to store what she finds at junk stores and flea markets.