Sentence examples for quest means from inspiring English sources

Richard Quest is CNN's international business correspondent and presents 'Quest Means Business'.

Richard Quest is CNN's international business correspondent and presenter of Quest Means Business.

Richard Quest is CNN's international business correspondent and presents 'Quest Means Business' Follow him on Twitter.

Fallout's open-world nature and engaging, omnipresent side quests mean the game can occupy you for weeks, if not longer.

Late Awakeners presented above average final grade (mean = 91.31 %) and amount of XP earned from achievements (mean = 85.68 %) and performed close to the Achievers, regarding the amount of both XP and posts made on almost every evaluation component, and they also participated the most on the Quests (mean = 4.33 posts).

Of course Julia and her quest are meant as vehicles to teach about the Holocaust in France.

"Our quest is meant to power world-changing possibilities," says Anantha Chandrakasan, dean of the MIT School of Engineering and Vannevar Bush Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.

Slated to be released next spring with a set of hand controls for $399, Quest is meant to be a standalone version of the company's existing Rift headset (that one offers a high-end virtual-reality experience but requires separate sensors and tethering to a powerful PC, and the latter encumbrance can make it both pricey and annoying to use).

"Cash Quest Could Mean End of Snow Leopard". New Zealand Herald, October 10.

Humans exhibit the full range of endowments, from the dull witted who never intuit, to those who are able to satisfy all or nearly all of their quests by means of intuition.

The title means "Quest" in English, and it is an appropriate term considering what Delobel and her partner have been through before and after that unexpected telephone call.