Sentence examples for means to start from inspiring English sources

Last week Michael Dell, Dell's founder, said that he means to start his own service.

"You can't overstate what it means to start the road trip like this.

If one wants, these activities provide a means to start to organize the navigation and definition of enterprise DNA, or metadata, via a first pass at enterprise taxonomies.

It also provides a means to start and stop Jack, monitor its status, and make connections between applications (like Jacktrip) and audio devices.

It also provides a means to start and stop Jack, monitor its status, and make connections between applications (like "'jacktrip"') and audio devices.

So for example, the third blank has 2 5/7 — this means to start 5/7 of the way through the 2nd word, which is …OT in REALLOT.

"It was meant to start a debate".

"We were meant to start at six.

We meant to start accounts, of course.

Talks on EU accession are meant to start on March 31st.

The new currency exchange is meant to start changing that.