Sentence examples for means passed from inspiring English sources

Many producers call these wines ripasso, or ripassa, which means "passed through again".

The danger had by no means passed.

It means pass the ball.

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.

Realism be damned if it means passing up on these sublimities.

Wooing clients means passing out fliers on street corners, not securing box seats at Madison Square Garden.

That means passing a course given by a group like the Professional Association of Diving Instructors.

It also means passing longer-term measures to reduce economic anxiety — above all, universal health care.