Sentence examples for means for all from inspiring English sources
And that means, for all the talk of Sky's potential dominance, surprises remain possible.
It's symbolic of what it means for all our families, like my mother, who were dirt-poor.
"The Elephant and the Dragon: The Rise of India and China and What it Means for All of Us".
If you value the liberal project, you would do well to think hard on Mr. Brooks's message and what it means for all that you cherish.
It means for all the production's laughter and fast-paced badinage, it's short of the urgency that would make it irresistible.
"You guys have to work out what it means for all Americans to have equal rights with religious views about traditional marriage.
"I'm just wanting them to enjoy all of this because they know what this means for all of West Virginia," Huggins said.
It means for all the cries for revolution – and the appeal that holds – the 18 months until England meet Australia again will need to be about evolution.
"You can't read something like that and not realize what it means for all of these systems we have," he said.
Each thing ultimately is what it means for all others.
