Sentence examples for meant to stuff from inspiring English sources

Kruger might borrow the look of commercial art, but her words were meant to stuff new content into it.

Narrow aisles sometimes make for uncomfortable shopping experiences as customers jostle into one another in a deliberate design meant to stuff as many products into stores as possible.

Many were meant to be stuffed in glove compartments, consulted only when readers hit the road.

It is meant to be stuffed with ramps, peas, new garlic, dandelion, sorrel, and the season's first herbs.

The device is also meant to help find stuff at close range.

It's Thanksgiving, which means time to stuff ourselves with Turkey, watch some football and hang out with the family.

The bomb, he added, was "nasty stuff meant to kill people over a long period of time" and thus, he said, "crossed the line into moral barbarism".

But who exactly is meant to do all this stuff?In theory, Mr Bush's economic team is headed by John Snow.

He once described to me the "formula" for a gallery show: "You have a series of wall works that are meant to sell, and the stuff on the floor that's meant to make things look difficult".

At just 15L, Vega is meant to carry small, rectangular stuff — you won't be throwing groceries on the way home from work in this thing.

After years of giving away e-mail, news, digital address books, and calendaring services, they're stuck trying to convince consumers that–oops!–they meant to charge for that stuff.