Sentence examples for means with the from inspiring English sources

"Decapitated" means "with the head cut off," so it can't really modify "heads".

See exactly what it means with the Best of Royal London tour.

Connie Loizos:              Also it's interesting because … I don't know what this means with the company.

Microsoft plans to "comply," whatever that means, with the ruling, but may still fight to have it overturned.

That means, with the earnout, Kleiner stands to take more than $100 million off the table in the acquisition.

The means with the different letters in the same columns are significantly different at the 0.05 level.

Toeplitz summability theorems proved that there exists a class of matrices including the Cesaro means with the same regularization property.

Plus, the Watch can still hold music in its own memory, which means with the right headphones I can swim and listen to music.

What this means with the voters will take some time to determine.

She lives what she means with the whole Third Metric and thriving," said Arthur.

It means-with the greatest respect, I think it means nothing.