Sentence examples for means only a from inspiring English sources

Wet means only a little foam; dry equals a lot.

"In fact it means only a slight increase in long-term default risk".

This means only a tiny fraction of the heroin slipping through the region is stopped.

That means only a few hundred such slots change hands annually.

Ever, which means only a tiny number of them play cards on a regular basis.

That means only a radical change by Palestinians or Israelis will get us to fully re-engage.

That means only an antenna is needed to pick up the HD feed.

It means only an estimated one in eight people will benefit from the cap, according to estimates by the government.

"I just meant 'Only a kid' is not a knockdown defence.

Metaphorically, I mean (only a fool would object to real tripe).

And by everyone, I meant only a small number of people, but those who counted.