Sentence examples for meant super from inspiring English sources

Last weekend that meant Super Ball IX, the ninth festival by Phish, the eclectically funky rock quartet.

Hippie Hollow Of course, if naked hippies are your thing, you can't beat Hippie Hollow, which is a natural swimming hole where rules governing public indecency have been suspended since "hippie" meant "super hot sex god" and not "smelly dude with a gray ponytail".

D.R.: No, I mean, super annoyed at this movie.

That means "Super Mario Brothers" is scheduled to fall into the public domain in January 2082.

"Super Return means Super Exploitation," they complained.As if in reply, dealmakers are now keen to stress that the non-financial returns to private equity are also super.

I believe he means "super egos," as the superegos (conscience) of Abramoff and his ilk are undersize, if they exist at all.

That means super PAC money is on track to surpass the $828 million that the Center for Responsive Politics found was raised by such groups for the 2012 elections.

The name of this joint actually means "super hot gang" in Cantonese, but over the years it has become more commonly known as North Point Egg Waffles, or even "that place in North Point".

The other raid was at the Hyper Cacher — the name means "Super Kosher" — in Paris's Porte de Vincennes neighborhood, where a gunman identified as Amedy Coulibaly had allegedly taken hostages and threatened to kill them unless the police let the Kouachi brothers slip away.

This could mean super fast wireless connections for the county's residents, and also the potential to connect to Wi-Fi towers that are miles distant something that is impossible with conventional Wi-Fi, mostly because the power of normal Wi-Fi transmitters are limited by the FCC.

All of which means super spies will have to return to traditional skills, such as lifting fingerprints off martini glasses to get the job done.