Sentence examples similar to meant push from inspiring English sources

Give me five.' " She meant push-ups, not high-fives.

But I didn't realize in the moment that accepting a yoga challenge meant pushing myself there, too.

For Ricky Schroder, having a daughter desperate to attend the August premiere of "High School Musical 2" meant pushing his somewhat tenuous Disney credentials.

But in more recent years, the fierce battles for market share among spend-happy consumers meant pushing sale prices longer to add business during a traditionally slow period.

"I knew that meant pushing myself and getting out of Blackpool," she says.

(At the level of applied policy, this meant pushing for government support for railway construction and industrialization).

By "run," she didn't mean push through the pain -- that's a sure way to develop a disability.

"I mean, pushing myself to the limit.

That would mean pushing through democratic reforms..

But locking in the gains means pushing ahead with reforms.

So my supervisor said 'Drop', which means push-ups.