Sentence examples for meant end from inspiring English sources

When Brown said he would end the culture of spin, perhaps he meant end Alastair Campbell's rather cultured spinning operation and replace it with an uncultured version that remains every bit as cynical, just not as clever.

Contrary to what some modern critics believe, Samhain was not the name of a malevolent Celtic deity but meant, "end of summer".

And so ending the dictatorship meant ending the state.

For the Palestinians, it meant ending anti-Israel incitement.

The first was that ending de jure discrimination meant ending discrimination.

"Quentin asked me, 'Would a Jew offer absolution if it meant ending the war?'" Roth recalled.

In his terms, this meant ending "slopping out" but retaining capital punishment.

I don't mean "end" in a killing way.

Move your house!" In this case, "move your house" means "end your addiction to oil".

The Greek word "telos" means "end" or "purpose".

"The end of sex does not have to mean end of relationship.