Sentence examples for means started from inspiring English sources

While Interior Department officials have said certain new drilling procedures on existing wells can proceed, Mr. Salazar, when pressed to explain why new drilling was being allowed, testified on May 18 that "there is no deep-water well in the O.C.S. that has been spudded — that means started — after April 20," referring to the gulf's outer continental shelf.

A new menu means starting from zero.

Which, being interpreted, means start swinging, Theresa, Boris and Gove.

For doctors, that means starting medications at low doses and increasing them gradually.

For my 15-year-old daughter, Back to School means starting boarding school in Connecticut.

If I understand Scheckter correctly, this means starting with the earth.

That means starting with a nice bunch of clams, preferably Jersey clams.

Getting the right reaction out of others means starting with the right action.

That means starting system design at the foundational layer — APIs.

If you have the means, start your company in Silicon Valley.

The forward direction means starting from the initial layer and calculating gradually to the end; the backward direction means starting from the end layer and reversing the solution.