Sentence examples for means that two from inspiring English sources

"two" means that two or more consecutive newlines will be treated as a sentence break.

It means that two entities can communicate only if they agree upon on the meaning of the terms they use.

"And" means that two things can coexist.

Two garlic cloves means that two medium cloves are suggested.

Being American – to me – means that two of my grandparents were Jewish.

That means that two departments of state are now headed by unelected peers.

But competition means that two of the major technologies, ZigBee and Z-Wave, do not mix.

And it means that two key positions sit vacant in a school district roiled by turmoil.

Which means that two people drinking two glasses each with dinner are better off ordering a bottle.

According to the AP, this nonsense means that two tablespoons of paste are sufficient for vegetable-hood.

"It means that two gay parents can feel comfortable going to their son's Eagle Scout Court of Honor".