Sentence examples for meant games from inspiring English sources
When quizzed by TechCrunch, the reports authors admitted that only 41% of those surveyed made "apps" (this was not defined), while 21% did social networking, 17% retailing/ecommerce, 12% publishing, 12% IT consulting and services, 8% data processing/management and 7% were in gaming – though it's not clear whether than meant games or gambling.
By time they meant games, months, possibly years.
The time difference meant games didn't typically end until 3 a.m., and worse, the British aren't exactly basketball fans.
For instance, until recently, I thought "reality TV" meant games about people who were stuck on an island or locked in a house together for the summer.
Like the coaches, Mullin said he preferred the days when there was a scholastic quality to the Big East, when the regular season meant games home and away.
On the south side of Chicago, where we lived, this meant games on the street -- bikes, or, as we got older and polio dimmed as a threat, the lake.
IN 2000 reality meant game shows, and politics merged with entertainment.
I thought they meant game hunting, so I told them I didn't hunt animals.
Rodriguez knew what it meant — game over — and he slammed his bat to the dirt.
It means games can be everywhere.
That means games run faster, and payments go through faster.
