Sentence examples for means the second from inspiring English sources

But there aren't designations, which means the second best left tackle gets the nod.

That means the second round of voting for the presidency would take place nearly three months after the first.

Watch the attractive person's eyes light up as they realize that that means the second entry can also be ELSE.

The unusual collection of instruments (three violins, viola and two cellos) means the second cello can liberate the other, so it's not always having to hold the bassline.

It means the second city of Salonika and the region around Mount Olympus are cut off from tourism as few head north of Athens.

This should ring serious alarm bells because it means the second camp, the Turkish voters against the AKP, will remain to be convinced, increasingly furious.

And that means the second-half recovery that so many investors have been awaiting may take longer to arrive.

As the top-seeded N.F.C. team, the Giants have drawn the featured, late-Sunday-afternoon spot in next weekend's playoff schedule, which means the second-half kickoff will come well after sundown.

The city has a large and influential Italian community whose traditional heart is in trendy Lygon Street, Carlton; the Greek population makes Melbourne the biggest 'Greek city' outside Greece; while the growth of the city's vibrant Vietnamese community means the second-most listed name in the phone book after 'Smith' is now 'Nguyen'.

Pioneer was by no means the first private seed company.

It was by no means the first time.