Sentence examples for row meant from inspiring English sources

Three bells lined up in a row meant the top payout.

The row meant that the Labour conference ended on a difficult note.

But three weak months in a row means a serious mismatch between our production capacity and the amount of work we actually have on hand.

Critics claim the deal, which has triggered a bitter political row, means that Google is paying an effective three  per cent rate of tax on its British operations.

Winning three Wimbledons in a row means that Roger Federer must be counted as among the best grass court players the game has ever seen.

"To be here two years in a row means I have been consistent for a long time and that really pleases me".

Taking over a team that has finished last for four years in a row means Brunel's expectations should be limited, but he wants Italy to be seen as a title contender within two years.

The 'before' row means that the image quality measure values are compared between the original image and the watermarked image.

Within same row, means with different letters (a, b, c) indicate significant difference between values at P < 0.05 LSD Fisher's test).

The 'after' row means the values of image quality measure are compared between the original image and the attacked watermarked image.

The 'after wm)' row means the image quality measure values are compared between the watermarked image and the compressed watermarked image (attacked image).