Sentence examples for means someone else from inspiring English sources
That means someone else will now have to get fired.
That means someone else is open on the wing or maybe under the basket.
If ITV is down it means someone else has picked up share.
"If they put maybe two people on me, then that means someone else has more space," he said.
And there's a gentle reality that's spreading as well: each solar panel means someone else seeing firsthand what the new world might look like.
Health Minister Malcolm Chisholm put a brave face on it when he announced that the commitment would be met from 'existing resources'; that means someone else must suffer.
"But it doesn't mean someone else can't fight the fights and can't care".
And that's really what this campaign is going to be about.By "this campaign" perhaps Mr McCain meant someone else's campaign.
Such data could merely mean someone else in an internet cafe was gaming, or a shared computer had previously been used to play games.
How could parents reconcile securing the absolute best for their child with the implicit understanding that it meant someone else's would lose out?
Just because Unilever was attracted to Bestfoods doesn't mean someone else is going to be attracted to Campbell Soup, H. J. Heinz or Kellogg".
