Sentence examples for means such a from inspiring English sources
"It was HBO, our wonderful producers, our extraordinary cast … this just means such a lot to me".
(The vastness of Congo means such a small force depends even more than similar operations on local cooperation).
The breakfast show means such a lot to me, especially the listeners who I love, so I'm over the moon," she said.
Motorsport, and F1 in particular, means such a lot to the Brazilian crowd and their passion lights up the whole arena.
One celebrant, Sheik Shakir Ghalib, said: "The day of the end of the occupation means such a great happiness I can't describe it.
But the governing body's conservatism and the runner's own need to capitalise on their brief careers means such a spectacle is unlikely soon.
Profound economic change means such an industrial conflict will never be repeated in that form; but its experience can speak to our times.
It meant such a lot to me.
"Being nice meant such a terrible abdication of self".
That doesn't mean such a choice will be made.
"Words meant such a lot to Ian," says Deborah Curtis.
