Sentence examples for means gathering from inspiring English sources

Today, sampling audience reaction before a movie is released typically means gathering a couple of hundred people at a preview screening.

Tii Gavo means gathering place in the Havasupai Indian language, and it is a restaurant where well-heeled spa-lovers rub elbows with hikers fresh off the trail.

Clare is not judgmental about the Gypsies ("pilfering" here simply means gathering food from the hedgerows and fields), though he doesn't romanticise them.

That, he says, means gathering information globally and if there is a systemic risk, having the power to extend direct regulation to them.

Daytime means gathering up the guests and heading to her 78-foot Turkish gullet, a teak and mahogany boat decorated with white terry cloth cushions, baskets filled with more pestemels and enameled plates that sailors used to use.

This cycle, that means gathering 365,880 supporters in a 180-day time limit – requiring a costly battalion of clipboard-wielding workers, something most of the efforts other than the Adult Use Act likely lack.

In Baltimore, calling upon our Winnie Coopers meant gathering an entire crew.

According to the law in California, placing this initiative on the ballot meant gathering 346,119 signatures on petitions calling for a referendum.

In practice, this meant gathering many small bits of information and cycling them through enough meetings so that everyone got tired and began to question their own memories.

For the Khawan family, the return to Falluja meant gathering up their 11 children from the school in the remote tribal area where they had sought refuge.

Caffeine was such a strong motivator that it could potentially warp bees' priorities, inducing them to focus on flowers that produce caffeine even when that would mean gathering less food overall, according to the authors.