Sentence examples for means that much from inspiring English sources

McNabb means that much to the Eagles.

Not that the release means that much.

This simply means that much alcohol consumption happens in secret.

Or, if it means that much to you, dump him.

If it means that much to you, here, take it.

"It's hard to perform when a song means that much to you," Ms. Lopez told him.

It's truly a blessing to be able to play music when it means that much.

And this means that much of the advanced world blithely repeated the mistakes of the 1930s.

That means that much more is likely to be revealed as more images are sent back.

That means that much of Manhattan, with its concentration of arterial streets, gets quicker attention.

But the rephrasing means that much of their spirit is lost in translation.