Sentence examples for phrase means from inspiring English sources

Today, the phrase means simply "in secret".

You know, Jawn, I've always wondered what that phrase means.

The Arabic phrase means "mother of bread molds".

But put simply, the catchall phrase means three things.

For reasons beyond statistics, Robinson remained for decades my personal sports hero, whatever the phrase means.

Mies's signature phrase means that less decoration, properly deployed, has more impact than a lot.

(The phrase means, roughly, "just plain folks," and Cai constantly applied it to himself).

Many now fear that the quaint-sounding phrase means they are to be evicted with no offer of alternative accommodation.

At present, the phrase means whatever those who pay income taxes at less than the highest marginal rate decree.

Like Cicero, Obama is a "novus homo" - the Latin phrase means "new man" in the sense of self-made.

Both sides believe that equal rights are what the Constitution guarantees; they just disagree about what the phrase means.