Sentence examples for meant part of from inspiring English sources

It meant part of me was still that child, frozen in time; Hoffman gave me the chance to grow up.

A commission spokesman said it was normal for co-funded projects to be recognised with a logo or other reference at the site where the money was spent, and funding rules meant part of it could be withdrawn if recognition was not given.

The little 11th century church on the property had a Saxon "A" symbol on the side, which meant part of the building might have even dated back to the 6th or 7th century.

But his filmmaking career was sidelined when he suffered through his own battle with bone cancer—something that led to complications which meant part of his leg had to be removed and replace with metal, an ordeal he even made a short film about.

That meant parts of the cerrado could be turned into pasture, making possible the enormous expansion of Brazil's beef herd.

"I mean, part of what happened".

Campaigners worry that this means part of the site could be sold off.

I mean, part of what you're talking about today is restoring the public trust.

The players will see what being global really means, part of an Olympic Village with more than 200 countries.

That means part of the New York Fed's Alico investment could be replaced with a stake in MetLife.

1 pos means part of speech; fre means frequency.