Sentence examples for meant action from inspiring English sources

Gilroy said it meant action.

By "green light," he said, he meant action on the blacklist.

That meant action had to be coordinated with authorities overseas and could take time to arrange.

Contemporary art in those days meant action paintings, pop collages, Americana.

But later he said it was the future threat that Saddam posed that meant action had to be taken.

This meant action on every front, from a new national anthem ("Advance Australia Fair") to standing up against America's wars; from huge sums of money for the arts, which brought self-exiled novelists and film-makers flocking home, to world-class hospitals and schools.

Of course, this doesn't actually mean action.

"To me," she said, "movement means action and communication".

In the US, it does not necessarily mean action".

This means action to ensure fair pay, fair rents, fair energy prices and affordable childcare.

"To Lee Myung-bak, its message is that it means action if he doesn't reconsider his policy".