Sentence examples for meant thanks from inspiring English sources

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I already knew what "sex" and "virgin" meant thanks to Melissa, but she'd only mentioned boys on top of girls... Cut to 33-year-old me looking smug, because now I know all about sex and how rarely it involves horses.

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Merci means "thanks" or "thank you".. Pronounce this French phrase as WEE, mehr-SEE.

I mean, thanks, Mom.

I mean, thanks, really, but…" "'Nough said," says Sandra.

It means thanks, it means admiration, it means good-bye to someone you love.

'I volunteer as tribute!'" - The Hunger Games, Katniss Everdeen 4. "It means thanks, it means admiration, it means goodbye to someone you love".

Which means, thanks to the try-not-to-think-about-it-too-hard "fecal-oral" route of transmission (a k a wash your hands after you go to the bathroom, please, really well and sing "Happy Birthday to You" while you do it), people around you can still get sick.

But powerhouse football in the modern media age means, thanks to games beamed across the country on a regular basis, a national marketing platform unlike anything Bama enjoyed in Bear Bryant's day.

Yes, it may just mean "thanks".

So I mean, thanks to Hank Greenberg it seems like the conspiracy is alive and well.

Or it might mean "thanks, but not really, because your tardiness is annoying". .

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