Sentence examples for means suit from inspiring English sources

South studies this carefully and decides that he knows what it means: suit preference.

If Gosha is doing tailoring, it means suits are back in the conversation for Generation Z.

In referring to actions “brought under” §11046(a), §11046(c) means suits contending that §11046(a) contains a certain requirement.

And if that means suiting up again to play the song of the same name, well, so be it.

This doesn't mean suit and tie, and this also doesn't mean super-edgy creative.

Changing Erisa, they argue, would mean suits not only against H.M.O.'s but also against employers who provide the insurance.

The local 6th graders at East Dover Elementary School in Toms River, NJ, dressed in period costumes--which meant suits, ties, and fedoras for the boys and dresses and short white gloves for the girls--staged a faithful-except-for-one-detail reenactment of the Hiss case... The students had spent most of a year studying the case, and their presentation of the evidence lasted about an hour.

"I mean, suits don't perform miracles," Shanteau said.

"His audiences are very straitjacketed in their expectations of him, and by that I mostly mean fat suit, fat suit, fat suit".

Business attire for women indicates a suit or a dress with a jacket, while business attire for men means a suit and tie.

Such a designation means the suit could cover more than 160,000 California drivers and could give plaintiffs more leverage to negotiate a settlement.