Sentence examples for primary meant from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush's advisers in New York insisted that nothing had changed, and that their candidate's victory in Tuesday's primary meant that he would be back in the fall.

Even though I'd explained it several times in the last few weeks, only my oldest child, Sam, really remembered what the primary meant (and when I asked him to name some of the differences between the Republican and Democratic Parties, he offered that the Democrats were represented by a blue elephant — although he was able to correctly identify his grandfather as a Republican).

Given the dominance of the Democratic Party in that era in the southern states, exclusion from the Democratic primary meant exclusion for the electoral process altogether.

This primary means much more to me than the ultimate goal of electing a Democratic president.

"We believe that mobile 3D capture will become an increasingly important, if not primary, means of communication.

(By "this good man," Pence, who endorsed Ted Cruz in the primaries, meant Trump).

Primaries meant to resolve things fairly had collapsed in shooting and chaos.

The unitary system has, however, helped Duval County's bottom line, because no party primaries means no runoff elections.

More primaries mean more women smashing records.

And the primary means, for me, seemed to be sentences.

"The primary means of expression is the text.