Sentence examples for meant walk from inspiring English sources

In her British accent, she told me her own sign story: "When I saw a sign that said 'No strollers,' I thought it meant 'Walk in a brisk manner.' " Marilyn Levine Dear Diary: Riding the M104 bus up Broadway one evening, a rather tired-looking mother and her very animated little daughter take the seat in front of me.

A second desertion meant walking the line again, 36 times.

Taking the Treasury job meant walking away from the bigger part of his Alcoa-based fortune.

I could have gone to the canteen but that would have meant walking up and down stairs.

In the old days, dating meant walking a girl to her door, and maybe getting a "soft kiss".

I meant "walking" in her footsteps, not "waking" in them — though I like the Freudian implication of waking.

The nightly curfew meant walking down dark, deserted streets making as much noise as possible so as not be mistaken for the stealthy Vietcong.

Last week Chancellor George Osborne said a vote for independence meant walking away from the pound.

Specializing meant walking away from its service- oriented business — 80% of Open Market's revenues.

It meant walking a couple of extra blocks.

Venturing into clubs at SXSW once meant walking into the complete unknown.