Sentence examples for meant taking off from inspiring English sources

At that point my idea of traveling meant taking off with a backpack.

But first, Brodeur had to be talked into painting the logo on his goalie's mask, which meant taking off the J. Brodeur does not like to change things.

And I do mean take off.

"That means taking off without knowing what would happen and disappear".

That means taking off that legislative brake on the opening of new grammar schools or the expansion of new grammar schools".

But Obama, in addition to being right, has captured a real moment: the moment when to be a patriot means taking off the flag, not putting it back on.

But for Cyan, it also means taking off her clothes and modeling for Zivity.

And it doesn't mean taking off the morning to get a massage.

2. Ready all of your non-carbonated ingredients -- mostly likely this will mean taking off their caps -- and pour them into a punch bowl (or a container if you're doing this ahead).

This could mean taking off shoes at the door (we ask aides to carry slippers, for safety reasons) or removing an earring if it could be interpreted as culturally offensive, which we asked one young male aide to do recently.

Thus, the word "eat" may signify "Can I eat now?" and "shoe" may mean "Take off my shoe".