Sentence examples for meant the only from inspiring English sources
He meant the only mentor, or visionary, to help create a black champion in a sport with forbidding odds.
He quipped that this meant the only missions left for ESA to do were the impossible ones.
This meant the only choice was a taxi," said Daniel Elkan, co-founder of rail-ski website snowcarbon.co.uk, part of the group behind the new service.
Its open deck meant the only protection the men had from the 37ft breaking seas was a canvas cover that they pulled across the cockpit.
In the aftermath of the riots this meant the only court cases that were being reported were the unusual, newsworthy ones, not the everyday typical cases.
Last June, back-to-back rounds of 65 at Pinehurst No2 on Thursday and Friday meant the only person who could defeat Kaymer was the German himself.
The ABM treaty is by no means the only target.
"I mean the only girl on the Italian side.
He's by no means the only leader.
These are by no means the only options being used.
That means the only result can be more inequality.
