Sentence examples for meant crawl from inspiring English sources

So being able to express the feelings, it was like, probably one of the best [records I've done.] But it was more than me trying to do a record that meant crawl to love, crawl back to love.

Cleaning them out meant crawling after them.

For companies, that means crawling websites, SSL certificates, Schedule D filings, government records, social networks, and more.

Seven feet long and weighing 800 pounds, the device is meant to crawl through the city's fabled steam system far beneath the streets, looking for potentially explosive leaks and welding them on the spot.

"You mean the crawl?" asked Robert Poles III, the production director for All-tech Carpentry Contractors in Monroe, in reference to the building industry's alleged recovery.

There wasn't room for anything but a spiral staircase, and Ms. Pollak said it was a challenge finding something sturdy that didn't look like "it was just a means to crawl upstairs".

The units of normalized speed are standard deviations away from the mean crawling speed during runs.

By party, he means, he crawls into it and reads by himself.

Left: What do you mean something crawled on his dick?

Is that bug meant to be crawling on Mona Hatoum's Baluchi rug? (No).

September's fast start towards the first day of school, and slow end into a crawling October, meant my next June reprieve was another life sentence away.