Sentence examples for means set from inspiring English sources

"Dogu" means set, and "gaeshi" means "flipping".

By all means set aside time to worry about how you drink far too much, say once or twice a year, or, if you must be one of those irritating people, for all of January.

Passionate here means set in motion by things exterior to the soul.

Hewn from the remains of a British Arctic exploration vessel with "especially strong timbers" whose name means, "Set in purpose or opinion, characterized by firmness and determination," she stands in stark opposition to our current presidential choices.

This practically means set up the error management, by creating and opening a log file, load the environment variables and setting all global variables for later usage.

It means set time aside to go grocery shopping, to pack your own lunches, and to cook at home.

"It means setting an example," she says.

And that means setting boundaries and being comfortable with them.

I appreciate aiming high, but setting impossible expectations means setting no expectations".

This means setting out in parliament the exact detail of the winners, losers and problems.

That means setting out specific plans for the £16bn of savings that are needed in that year.