Sentence examples for meant someone else from inspiring English sources

While Ross struggled to come to terms with the spectacular rudeness of the line "bluffin' with my muffin" without visibly palpitating, every man who had ever dated Lady G silently reassured himself that she must have meant someone else.

The women said they resisted instructions from Zanu-PF supporters to feign illiteracy, blindness or physical injury, which would have meant someone else marking the ballot on their behalf.

And that's really what this campaign is going to be about.By "this campaign" perhaps Mr McCain meant someone else's campaign.

How could parents reconcile securing the absolute best for their child with the implicit understanding that it meant someone else's would lose out?

For Rizika, that meant someone else settling the parking tickets (using her credit card number, of course).

You earned this spot based on your work and membership in your community – offering you this spot meant someone else who earned it couldn't have it – please don't disrespect the seriousness of the choice we made when inviting you to our community by undermining the faith we have in your commitment to learning and to the people around you.

That means someone else will now have to get fired.

That means someone else is open on the wing or maybe under the basket.

"But it doesn't mean someone else can't fight the fights and can't care".

If ITV is down it means someone else has picked up share.

"If they put maybe two people on me, then that means someone else has more space," he said.