Sentence examples for means says from inspiring English sources
I say "I love you," and he, not knowing what it means, says "luff yeeew" back from his car seat.
"I don't know how many that means," says Martin.
"We need to drill down into what that actually means," says Dilwar Hussain.
"The FCPA often means what enforcement agencies say it means," says Mr Koehler.
"A chalk mark looks innocuous unless you know exactly what it means," says Oleg Kalugin.
That means, says IDC's Restivo, that "BlackBerry's not out of the woods yet".
"I don't need to run a stress test to understand what a default of Italy means," says one.
This means, says Ms Gray, that while Italian firms compete with each other, they also co-operate to secure orders.
This means, says the parliamentarian, that "Jordan's policies towards Israel are increasingly seen as the king's alone".
The soft target is a favorite of armed terrorists who, unlike al-Qaida, have limited means, says Smither.
How to wrap presents with style, by industry expert Jane Means, says Annie Deakin Tips and tricks for creating room fragrance, according to candle expert Kat Silva Lozanza.
