Sentence examples for means pass from inspiring English sources

It means pass the ball.

If by "accomplishing more" Mr Berman means "make liberals feel better", he might be right; but if he means "pass more legislation", he is wrong.

A round blue circle with two white arrows pointing down left & down right means "Pass either side to reach same destination".

The best-governed places will probably grow fastest, so African politicians must get the basics right: spend within their means, pass sensible laws and see that these are enforced even-handedly.

But in December my wife, Lauren King, and I, hiking on our own, chose another route: the Three Passes trek, which crosses through Kongma La, Cho La and Renjo La ("la" means "pass" in Tibetan).

We left camp right after breakfast and did not meet our yaks until we were lunching on hot fried rice and curried eggplant, sitting just down from our first high pass: Nyile La (la means "pass"), at about 14,000 feet.

The danger had by no means passed.

That means passing the Financial Conduct Authority's "fit and proper" test.

That means passing the aid package that the White House submitted to Congress last week.

If it means passing back or sideways, in order to progress, so be it.

If that means passing a bill without Republican support, some Democrats say, Mr. Obama will do it.