Sentence examples for much means from inspiring English sources

Lose a spouse and not much means anything anymore.

Though he is normally an easygoing guy, he pretty much means what he says.

I run the group, and that pretty much means everything from new deal originations to approving transactions.

Prince Rupert [the Stones' manager] called me yesterday and said no one had called, which pretty much means we're on.

It pretty much means that, as chairman for the next few years, Mr. Zuckerman will be American Jews' chief spokesman.

"The only thing that is remarkable about this case is that people might expect paying so much means that workers are getting paid fairly".

There will be much less means testing.

"He just knew how much it means.

That is still how much she means.

Too much perfume means too much sickness or colds.

Eat too much, I mean.