Sentence examples for meant time to from inspiring English sources

SUMMER for the English major meant time to study painting in romantic places.

The midseason start meant time "to spend literally hundreds of hours refining our scripts, turning them over and over again, refining and polishing them".

That meant time to work on health care legislation and on his memoir, to sail with friends and family, to enjoy her cooking, and to sit on the porch with their Portuguese water dogs, Sunny and Splash — and the newest addition, as of last winter, Captain Courageous.

Re "Destination Wi-Fi, by Rail, Bus or Boat" (July 8), on plans to expand high-speed wireless Internet access on commuter lines, including Washington State ferry runs: There was a time when a commute on the ferry meant time to read the paper or a good book on the way to work, and to wind down and leave the stress behind on the way home.

For illegal workers that means time to change names, get new papers or change jobs.

where MTTF (mean time to failure) denotes mean time between adjacent handoffs, and MTIR (mean time to repair) denotes mean value of handoff latency.

Moreover, the MTTF (mean time to failure) and the MTTR (mean time to repair) of the generating unit are equal to 2 h and 1 h, respectively.

She's delighted, because to her, it means time to replenish.

Analyses of the secondary endpoints of mean time to PC50 and mean time to PC99 were conducted in a similar manner to those performed for PC90.

Twelve patients died during hospitalization (mean time to death: 31.8 days ± 20.2 days) and 14 patients died at home (mean time to death: 81.4 days ± 69.0 days).

" Too much of that could mean time to step back.