Sentence examples for means reach from inspiring English sources

Bible said the name is derived from the Latin word altus, which means "reach higher".

From the Southern part of the world only people with fat bank accounts can enjoy the privileges of globalization the same way I do as a white and European man: which means reach people and criminals.

If you have more money than the Queen of England (like J.K. Rowling does), or have a dream job that you want to place as a priority in the relationship, or are looking for someone to play a supportive role to you, then, by all means, reach for the check (with all of the femininity that you desire to summon) on ALL of your first dates.

Remember that the Apostle Paul said that he was "not inflexible," but was determined to know only Christ and him crucified and risen as savior and to be all things, to all people, to by all means reach some.

This means reaching out to new members, not snubbing them.

This means reaching them where they are, well beyond the aid transparency debate in capital cities.

"It means reaching a form of political pluralism that is more effective and representative".

A stable future means reaching equilibrium, while an exponential one means expansion at an ever-increasing rate.

That means reaching out to people looking for second careers and offering training to help them refocus their skills.

He added: "Part of that means reaching out to unionism and today really was about peacemaking towards unionism.

But to get those 13 means testing the sperm of 130, and to test 130 means reaching out to hundreds, thousands more.