Sentence examples for means title from inspiring English sources
While it may be located pretty much in the middle of nowhere, Japan's famously fanatic Formula 1 fans, and the fact its position on the calendar means title fights can often come to a climax there, ensures it is always a popular destination.
The phrase "Title TK" means "title to come" in journalistic shorthand.
But that just means titles have to work harder on getting and keeping readers, with subscriber benefits, content extras and a sense of added value.
In addition to these reversals, Microsoft is also removing regional locks on Xbox One games, which means titles bought in one global territory will work in all others.
That means the title game could be in Manhattan several times a decade, the owners believe.
The Moving Sounds Festival means its title to be taken in every possible way.
Liverpool's win means the title is in their hands.
Bold letters means the title of the columns and represent "mix label".
Priests with an "oficio" (that means a title) also get a knee-length rhomboid towel called "the knee".
Years after inheriting Leona Helmsley's tiara'ed Queen of Mean title, Stewart is getting a little more sympathy.
