Sentence examples for meant sometimes from inspiring English sources
This meant sometimes his officers used boats to block migrants in dinghies from crossing the border.
"But they also [created] a problem because it meant sometimes they had to keep a house, raise children and make careers all at the same time.
She really did support herself, which meant sometimes doing a runner from hotels without paying (a habit she picked up from her mother) and once or twice sleeping on park benches.
"The reality is that Newt was trying to hold together a very close majority," said Bob Walker, a former Republican congressman who remains a close ally of Mr. Gingrich, "and that meant sometimes you had to do things that were popular across the whole conference, and not just the things that a handful of conservatives wanted".
Many of the uncommon pieces considered avant-garde, or boundary-pushing, by Christie's are one-offs, pieces of art meant, sometimes, to be worn.
The escalating mayhem meant sometimes our shows wouldn't air.
I know what that means sometimes.
And that means sometimes liberal Democrats are mad, sometimes conservative Republicans are mad.
And managing means sometimes you've got to deliver a tough message.
That means sometimes choosing reliability over the possibility of occasional perfection.
