Sentence examples for meant a bad from inspiring English sources
But lately, that has meant a bad night for the Celtics.
A lot of cigarette butts meant a bad day for the market.
He just meant "a bad person", declared Mr Silva.The closure of 6to Poder has prompted mixed feelings on both sides of Venezuela's political divide.
Bad grades meant a bad mood at home, coupled with my mother's self-doubts.
No Nile flooding meant no irrigation, which meant a bad year in the fields, low food supplies and ultimately, researchers say, civic unrest.
Trumbull, another eyewitness, noted that the Indian word for the disease meant "a bad yellowing" (3 ).
It's not by any means a bad evening.
And this is by no means a bad thing.
"There were some welcome elements, it's by no means a bad budget," says Carter.
A bad (or in reality, terrible) first week of the year does not mean a bad 12 months will follow.
And once more, information was not collated, which should mean a bad day at Kinko's, not at counterterrorism headquarters.
