Sentence examples for meant into from inspiring English sources

Uefa must judge it coldly, by the moment alone and not bring any external factors of what it meant, or might have meant, into consideration.

Unreal Labour backed the "quantitative easing" of vast sums into the pockets of banks, which meant into their bonuses and on to their balance sheets.

His parents, of course, meant, into the park.

"I mean into holy orders, into the rectory in Fulbourn.

For Mr. Kring, Jake and his father are a means into a subject that has long interested him.

It takes the carbon dioxide we produce and translates it into heat, which means into melting ice and rising oceans and gathering storms.

By "went" I mean into the living room and renting the film on Comcast On Demand.

Equation [ 2] implicitly incorporates the group means into the GEBV by using the estimates of the marker effects.

Venturing into clubs at SXSW once meant walking into the complete unknown.

So that meant getting into the bike.

All this meant bumping into Sontag once again.