Sentence examples for pleasing means from inspiring English sources
Crowd pleasing means playing songs that would, most likely, hit the taste of the biggest number of people in any given crowd.
Avoiding unlawful actions, especially under the current draconian restrictions, which allow the police to shut down any protest they please, means committing yourself to failure.
Zoë's loving mother disappears as soon as Zoë is allocated her entry-level job in the AllMART aisles, where failure to please means deportation and a future harvesting bat droppings.
What does this mean?! Please mean only that they both like a good breakfast.
It rhymes with "pleasing" and means precisely the opposite.
Tory commentators and MPs, from the keenest federalist to the most intransigent Eurosceptic, cheered.Views within the Conservative camp, though broadly Eurosceptic, are so varied that pleasing everyone means being exquisitely vague.
If pleasing yourself means that you want to have a lot of friends, then do things that make other people want to be friends with you by accomplishing great things and being a wonderful person.
And when he says "I am extremely hard to please," he means that, too.
Ferguson can use any methods he pleases, which means another toffee apple and special Austrian cabbage for Lotte, and (for dad) a visit to the basement for the opening night.
Sometimes, critics say, pleasing prosecutors meant providing them with findings that would lead to convictions.
