Sentence examples for means into a from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Kring, Jake and his father are a means into a subject that has long interested him.

In the throes of destruction, stars forged the natural elements that were subsequently brought together, by whatever means, into a configuration out of which words are drawn.

Limiting cause and effect to consistent and repeatable generalizable observations of phenomena that are perceived by the standard senses and then conceptualizing those effects using standard scientific means into a description is a basic tool, just like a hammer is a basic and useful tool for building a house.

The 1941 movie more or less established the template for the genre: The protagonist is usually a young man with some inner, unresolved conflict — one that comes spilling out violently (along, sometimes, with the innards of those closest to him) when he is transformed by supernatural means into a feral animal.

Gilboa and Osher defined a nonlocal variational framework by embedding the nonlocal means into a variational formulation [12, 13].

So there will always be must-see movies, like an Avatar, or Gravity, that will get folks from their basement and into the light, and when I say light, I mean into a dark theater with people.

Adding wink turns it from a look that means nothing into a look that turns you into a sexy tiger!

Of course, assimilation into an institution also means assimilation into a particular notion of what's normative and acceptable.

But getting a patent or a copyright means entering into a bargain with the government, he said.

Heh: it means slipping into a onesie and getting into a freshly-made bed.

Becoming an LDC means entering into a UN process with significant benefits, such as preferential trade access.