Sentence examples for meant once from inspiring English sources

I asked if that meant once a week, once a month or less often; he demurred.

If that meant once a day, that one practice would be hard.

That meant, once it was paid for, the town wouldn't have to put out a lot of money to maintain it.

It meant he knew of a "glitch" that meant once a warrant was out, he no longer had to report to police, Topham said.

Ms. Hennessey, the equestrian coach at the C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University, said returning to Long Island meant once again living near her family.

India got an expansive railway system far in advance of any other Asian nation, but Britain retained its grip on the technology as the supplier of all its equipment, which meant once again that the profits were repatriated.

Given that we have to look out for the electrical grid, and the fact that there are limited charging stations today, and we don't know how rapidly charging infrastructures will be expanded, we wanted to look at a non-invasive option, which meant once-daily charging.

Does that mean once a week?

And, by more, I mean once".

In some cases, that may mean once in three years.

"I mean once you have kids, that's it.