Sentence examples for one meant only from inspiring English sources
But with just two open houses — one meant only for other agents — nearly 300 people came through.
PLI or PLIE value of zero indicates perfection, a value of one means only the baseline levels of pollutants are present, and values above one indicate progressive deterioration of the sample station or estuarine quality [15].
He looks in good nick today, which can only mean one thing: yep, impending disaster.
To regard them as more than one species meant only to limit the number by the material at hand, and so I have lumped them all in one".
"Jesus offered healing by one means only!
And today has meant only one thing: "No one's been buying anything today.
However, anti-fascism in East Germany before 1989 was a one-sided ideology meant only to give the Communist party legitimacy.
In movies and logotypes, on knickknacks and letterheads, two parallel strokes meant only one thing.
"All this disturbance meant only one thing — the threat of crevasses," Worsley wrote.
The chaos of Civil War meant only one thing to America's four million slaves: hope.
Similarly, marriage once meant only one thing: the joining of a man and a woman.
