Sentence examples for means inside the from inspiring English sources

Last Friday, we asked you, our readers, to write in with your thoughts on what the case of Staff Sgt. Robert Bales means inside the military, and what implications the killings might have for the larger war effort.

He wasn't specific about which area of London, but he'll probably explain he means inside the tiger's cage at London Zoo - insisting the tiger converted to Islam this summer, and has already made a video roaring 'death to the infidel iguanas' in the Reptile House.

Nella Vetrina means "inside the window," but "down the rabbit hole" would be more apt for this Italian company's chest of drawers, designed by Giorgio Piotto.

Logistically, "ITP" means "inside the perimeter," a.k.a.a

Also of particular importance is the concept of normal ordering (denoted :, which means inside the colons, moving operators with daggers to the left of all those without daggers.

"But, I mean, inside the field sometimes it's much about motivation, and this motivation I think we have found in these games".

Two security mean inside the vehicle were unhurt After realising that they had no hope of breaking open the vehicle's doors and fearing imminent arrest, the three got into their Ford Focus getaway car which was found abandoned in a nearby wood a week later.

PILGRIM ONE: I meant inside The Vatican.

A burnished collision of the specific and the abstract, "Inni" (the name means "Inside") looks beautiful and sounds terrific.

Remember when you canter you need to be on the correct lead which means the inside front leg striding or going out father then the other front leg.

When Mr. Morris asked him to design costumes to look like M&M candies for his "Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes," Mr. Loquasto asked if he meant the inside or the outside, which sounds like a joke.