Sentence examples for means tears from inspiring English sources

"If that means tears," she said, "bring them on".

YOUNG ANNOYING KID (humbly, blushing): It… it means tears.

Based on the first episode of "Find My Family," soul means tears.

(Another Mastroberardino, a 1998 Lacryma Christi, which means Tears of Christ, also made the Top 10; it is $21).

At their next session Ms. Bechdel says: "You were gonna fix the tear, which maybe means tear, too!

"Who want to exploit people's fears even though it means tearing our nation even further apart.

That means tearing up old letters or putting them somewhere out of reach for a while, and no "staying friends", at least not immediately.

It can use handcuffs and chemical substances (which I assume means tear gas and nothing more, but the wording make it sound like the Parlia-military may use chemical weapons!).

In a place where restoration often means tearing down an old home and replacing it with a cement replica clad in wood, Mr. Sommerset's approach is generating both curiosity and skepticism.

I said, 'No, I'm a necessarist.' If it means tearing off the top of a hill by six or seven feet so it will receive the ball, that's what I'm going to do.

The stray tissue outside the uterus glues organs together – meaning that the natural swelling and pressure of ovulation and the menstrual cycle provoke pain akin to the tearing apart of the body's most delicate pieces; this means tearing at fallopian tubes and ovaries, bladders and bowels, and all their painful complications of bleeding, inflammation, diarrhoea and constipation.