Sentence examples for means making a from inspiring English sources

It means making a big bet.

That means making a pitch for gay marriage.

Fine idea, but in Albany, getting a bill passed means making a deal.

Christine Quinn, City Council Speaker: Commitment means making a decision to fulfill all the components in your life.

Historicity thus means making a decision about how to actualize (or act upon) salient elements of a collective past.

That means making a clever association to something especially humorous and notable from the body of your work".

This means making a fixed monthly payment over five years instead of writing off debt entirely by declaring ourselves bankrupt.

"He's figured out that a lot of his impact is deterrence, and that means making a splash," she said.

But this means making a big shift and changing how retailers operate – from sourcing, to production, to logistics.

It means making a connection between what is taught in school and what career paths they will take in the future".

He accuses Britain of pursuing what he calls "gesture" strategy, which in this context means making a Continental commitment without an army designed for Continental war.