Sentence examples for meant style from inspiring English sources
In this case, that has meant style bloggers and others who take pictures of their feet for Instagram are endorsing the American brand Teva.
At the very beginning, I guess -- a time when boarding a Boeing meant style, class, and glamour!
Styles pinned Angle to start the count, and Angle did not reach to his feet before the count of ten which meant Styles was declared the winner.
The first round ended with Styles holding Trigg in an arm bar submission hold, however, the round ended which meant Styles had to release the hold.
"Do I?" "I don't mean style" — raising a finger to make the distinction.
"If any of these change significantly, it could mean style drift," he said.
They fulfill the charge offered by Roth himself in a prior novel, "The Ghost Writer," in which an elder writer praises the work of Roth's young quasi-alter ego, Nathan Zuckerman: " 'I don't mean style.
That means styling an elopement as ambitiously as any other wedding.
Though that doesn't mean styles are necessarily over the top.
Protect your hairs by protective hairstyles I mean styles like cornrows, braids, weaves.
He meant period style, but many feel that he has achieved style, period (comma in place, as he would have it).
