Sentence examples for must mean someone from inspiring English sources

If one leaves, it must mean someone better is on the way.

"It must mean that someone at the birth scene knew what they were doing.

The choice of a comedy duo as presenters must mean that someone at some point recognised that here we have an activity that lends itself to the lighthearted approach and that you might well need jokes, wit, banter of some description to get viewers through the essentially untelevisual process of cake-making.

While Ross struggled to come to terms with the spectacular rudeness of the line "bluffin' with my muffin" without visibly palpitating, every man who had ever dated Lady G silently reassured himself that she must have meant someone else.

Incidentally, I must stress that an arrest doesn't mean someone is necessarily guilty.

I mean, someone has to win.

But as a touring scene, it's one that currently has more nationwide appeal than any music scene does, so it must mean something to someone, right?

"Must mean we're all right!" someone shouted.

Not once so far have I heard someone say, "'American' must mean a documented citizen" or anything similar.

"A lot of people assume that if one of my partners starts liking someone else, that must mean that they'll start neglecting me.

The letters said: "Maybe I have your attention now even if that means someone must die.