Sentence examples for meant sets from inspiring English sources

Summer Jam's traditionally blatant hometown affirmative action also meant sets from Joe Budden, lately better known for his reality TV breakdowns than for his music, and the reliable if unexciting Fabolous.

Here, that meant setting off on a quest for dinosaur bones with heroes Doug and Bonnie.

Before, public virtue had meant setting aside a self-interest to accept a general public interest.

The banks hated this because it would have meant setting aside billions they were otherwise free to speculate with.

In practice, this meant setting up miniature departments of justice, independent of the attorney-general, whenever there was a problem.

In Seattle, that's meant setting up the employees-only concept store, Amazon Go.

"Going to university before I was ready could have meant setting back my recovery by months".

On each occasion, that meant setting out specific criteria for those able to take part, he added.

To complete a first draft by then meant setting an alarm for 3 45.

It used to be that going out to eat meant setting aside some special family time.

Given thus, dinner and meals meant setting up folding tables in front of the TV.