Sentence examples for means young from inspiring English sources
A judge found that "young men" in fact means young men.
"MAC means: young, and fresh and hip," states Treacy, "just like my hats".
The word caddie originated in Scotland, derived from the French "cadet," which means young boy.
The word caddie originated in Scotland, derived from the French word "cadet," which means young boy.
"That means young men are going to be a bit ambivalent.
Handing the market to criminals means young people from Brixton to Bogota to Baltimore get caught in their crossfire.
The hugely significant new "play indicator" means young people will get a say about local play spaces.
He has shifted course so often that by now only the goal — revolution — and the means — young people — remain constants.
I don't think that means young people won't use Facebook, but they may want the offer to be different.
Everyone applauds Jamie Lloyd's determination to get new – by which he means – young audiences into the theatre.
They were cheeky, funny and likable – a gang of what the French call "branleurs", which is literally translated as "wankers" but really means young guys who mess about.
