Sentence examples for means heart from inspiring English sources
Then he was instructed to write the word "Herzanschlag," which means "heart attack".
Mr. Bush sporadically used Spanish phrases and words like "corazon," which means "heart," in today's speech.
Halfway through the book, Herz succumbs to the futile passion without which an Anita Brookner novel would be unthinkable (though it's a bit much to give her chilly, timid hero a name that means heart in German).
Called Core, which means "heart" in the local dialect, it blends grapes from her vines with some from vineyards managed by Riccardo Cottarella, a consulting oenologist who works with a number of top Italian estates.
And can they be held accountable for what it's doing in this neighbourhood?" Alejandro Yanniello works with an environmental group in Patagonia called Piuké, which means "Heart" in the language of the Mapuche, the indigenous people who live in the south of Chile and Argentina.
The draw means Hearts slip further behind the leaders, Celtic, after the champions' win against Kilmarnock.
The registration embargo means Hearts manager Gary Locke cannot bring in new players, but he can sell players.
It means Hearts will start next season in the top flight with a deduction of 15 points.
This means hearts, lungs, eyes, etc.
"I think it would take a mean heart not to smile as you are passing by," he said.
