Sentence examples for means we bring from inspiring English sources
It means we bring people together.
It means we bring everybody into the mix with what they have to say and what their issues are".
But, he said, "that in and of itself doesn't mean we bring a criminal case".
"Having a planned indoors broke up the winter and meant we brought in speed work earlier," said Child.
I mean, we brought in quite a few.
We might actually learn what "zig-a-zig-ahhhh" means, if we bring them back.
This New Patriotism I have spoken of tonight means we will bring America's values to America's government -- honoring those who work hard and walk humbly, saving and building for the future, giving power to people so they can choose their own destiny.
Eventually, thanks to an awe-inspiring phenomenon called neuroplasticity – which means we can bring about physical changes in our brains' neural pathways and synapses by changing our behaviour – I began to get used to the anxiety and to relax my need for an answer.
"This move means we'll bring you truly magical products which can help you to re‑imagine the way you live in your home much more quickly," it adds.
The company brilliantly preempts this whole concept of being triggered and being uncomfortable by saying if you're uncomfortable and you will be that means you're doing it right, and that means we can bring issues up that you can look at in the class.
It simply means that as we bring Siri from beta to a final product, we find places where we can do better, and we will in the coming weeks".
