Sentence examples for meant that first from inspiring English sources

By "things," he meant that first major.

While this did result in some typically frustrating snow day delays, it also meant that First Dog Bo Obama got a chance to experience his first snow storm.

This meant that first the UK and then the wider EU could move to phase out the terrible old light bulbs, and so a few years ago they were banned.

In the context of our study, this meant that first the interviews were read several times and discussed by members of the research group.

It doesn't mean that second trials are never granted.

However, Harding said that parents had still been a big source of help even in the runup to 2007 when credit was easily available, and the fact that house prices were likely to be bolstered by government stimulus such as the second part of the Help to Buy scheme meant that first-time buyers were likely to continue to need help unless more homes were built.

Their defeat also meant that second-placed Roma qualify at least for the Champions League preliminary rounds.

Trump's already spinning this newest threat, saying he meant that second amendment supporters could still stop Clinton's election – by voting, sillies!

STrump a fresh batch of Republican defections could be in the offing.

He said the policy would mean that first home buyers weren't disadvantaged by "unfair competition" from investors.

The food vs. fuel issue means that first generation biofuels appear unsustainable.