Sentence examples for means through the from inspiring English sources

In many productions when the disguised Kent says he sees authority in the old king's face, it is hard to see what he means through the regal shambles.

The unspoken truth about headlines announcing the end of the ban on grammar schools is that it also means, through the process of sortation that occurs courtesy of the 11-plus, the return of secondary moderns.

The National Association of Realtors estimates that three-quarters of all buyers shop for homes with an agent, which in most cases means through the M.L.S. Assist-2-Sell, a discount real estate company based in Reno, Nev., and with offices in 36 states, advertises a seller's house, shows it and handles negotiations and the closing for a flat fee of about $3,000.

Conventional VANETs avail two major communication means through the dedicated short-range communication (DSRC) as V2V and V2I communications [14].

It means through the spirit becoming everything that Jesus is in relationships dedicated to humility, reconciliation and love.

From the super-riffy opener "She Says What She Means" through the live favorite "Money City Maniacs," Sloan's 4th record packs a lot of punch.

And I mean through the ballot box.

What will the outcome of this experiment mean through the eyes and lives of the greatest minds on earth?

When Gramsci wrote: "I believe I am responsible, at least in part, for these problems of yours," he meant through the strain caused by his imprisonment.

"You are too young to go through this," she told me and I knew what she meant through the sadness in her yellowing eyes.

The effect of the SNPs was modeled on the AP mean through the AP latent factor (see triangle Fig.  1) and was equal for boys and girls.