Sentence examples for meant up from inspiring English sources

— and they all agreed that the "to" in "April to October" meant "up until".

In Mr Skilling's case, that meant up to 30 years and five months inside.

That has meant up to four summits outside Brussels each year.

That meant up to eight insulin shots per day, a big burden on him and his family.

As the approved increase was 18 billion lire, that meant up to 18 billion lire of shareholder loans could be received.

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt told MPs that the planned strike would have meant up to 20,000 patients seeing "vital operations" cancelled.

Whatever that means up here.

"I don't mean up and down.

Red means up and green means down.

Or do I mean up and down?

That could mean up to £60m a year in fees.