Sentence examples for meant taking from inspiring English sources

Creating family memories meant taking a risk.

That, he said, meant taking a hard look at conscription.

I taught an economics course at Harvard College, which meant taking responsibility for every student's learning.

For her, that meant taking stock while a sophomore at Stanford.

But it also meant taking authoritative action against those who behaved immorally.

That meant taking some risks to win and I caught a tip.

Maintaining the program meant taking money from other services for the elderly.

Winning an election once meant taking centrist votes from the other lot without offending core voters.

"The surgery, however, meant [taking] two weeks away from my usual training regime.

"That meant taking the visual complexity away, bringing tactility and friendliness, touch and color".

On the farm in Kansas, that meant taking on whatever job was dustiest and hottest.