Sentence examples for means streams from inspiring English sources

That means streams like the Coachella concert won't include this option.

Refugees completed their daily water ration by their own means (streams, lake, etc).

The original plans for the site, a swampy lowland of bogs and streams (the word kill, from the Dutch, means stream), called for garbage to be dumped there for just five years.

Using the Scottish term burn, which means stream, he called his factory the Mill-on-the-Burn, and that name was adapted to Millburn when the township split from neighboring Springfield in 1857.

(Beyond just making sure that streaming video means streaming video).

It means streaming music is the fastest-growing sector of the industry, overtaking downloads, which are due to see an increase of 8.5% this year.

That means streaming sites like Amazon and Netflix may get more viewing time, enabling further development of original series and specials.

Television is a technology but Netflix is a brand, and to tens of millions of people that brand means streaming television.

I mean, streaming.

That doesn't mean streaming exclusively.

Sure, we all like listening to music on vinyl, but that doesn't mean streaming music on Spotify is bad.