Sentence examples for means fire from inspiring English sources

Among these are natural meaning, as in smoke means fire or those spots mean measles; conventional meaning, as in a red traffic light means stop or the skull and crossbones means danger; and intentional meaning, as in John means well or Frank means business.

The view is an extension of Paul Grice's (1957) notion of natural meaning: unlike the English word 'fire,' which non-naturally means fire, smoke naturally means fire.

And agni in Sanskrit means fire.

The fall in demand means fire brigades in some areas may have extra capacity to assist in medical emergency responses.

New Baku is brash, boom-built and crowned by three almost-finished skyscrapers shaped like flames, for Azer means "fire".

(The stoves, which are branded Ndzilo, which means fire, are currently made in Sweden, but CleanStar says it wants to move production to Durban, South Africa).

It's election time in Nepal, which means fire-bombed tourist buses, candidates being attacked and voters intimidated: the country's violent politics has never lived up to its mythical Shangri-la reputation.

(Here synchrony means firing at the same time).

What baby name means fire-spitting tornado of defiance?

(John says it means fire-retardent. Aha!) Rachel (8 10 17 PM): First up: Hillary, with some very nice lipstick.

This means firing workers, outsourcing labor and shuttering unprofitable (or less profitable) divisions.