Sentence examples for pour meaning from inspiring English sources

So "we were left with more generic names that we would be able to pour meaning into," Delany said on WFNI radio in Indianapolis.

"Zoog itself doesn't mean anything, but it's intended to be something that you can pour meaning into," said Ms. Wax, the channel's marketing expert.

They tell me that with specific deleted and with concrete too strong, they were "looking for a justiciable standard"; asked what the word pronounced jus-TISH-able meant, the answer was "a word that judges can pour meaning into".

She was decorated with France's Legion d'Honneur and wrote an autobiography called "Vivre pour Voler," meaning living for flying.

But one of its guitarists, Coco Ngambali, has replaced his ageing motor-tricycle with a new model.During the 32-year-long rule of the kleptocratic Mobutu Sese Seko, the Congolese used to cite an unwritten clause in the constitution known in bitter jest as Article 15: "Débrouillez-vous pour vivre", meaning "Sort yourselves out to stay alive".

India's foreign-exchange reserves have ballooned as investment has poured in, meaning that the government no longer turns down overseas acquisitions as it did in the 1990s.

The obligation of the Supreme Court is not to pour new meaning into that law's old words, but to apply its enduring principles to an evolving country.

This isn't a long novel, but it is dense in the way a poem is dense, rich with meaning poured into its simple language.

This Indian tea is brewed from leaves, dosed with condensed milk and then pulled, meaning poured back and forth between pitchers from increasing heights until it is frothy.

If poems as refulgent and generous as the Aeneid can pour out fresh meaning to readers in every generation, the Aeneid of now, Heaney's Aeneid, is the poem of exile, of migrants forced from a war-ruined city to seek an uncertain future, with all the loss and terror, and faintest pricklings of distant hope, that that entails.

Formal and expressive qualities are inextricable; meanings pour from the movement.