Sentence examples for see means from inspiring English sources
Now all they need on Monday night is a refereeing robbery: Levante-Las Palmas, you see, means "Hands up".
The sheer volume of mothers and babies we see means the only way to cater for them all is to keep them moving through the process as quickly as possible.
Seeing is a vital concept here, because one of the illuminations that the study of trilobites provides has to do exactly with the origins of the metaphor wherein to see means to understand.
The danger is that "wait and see" means giving up mindshare and market share as appliances cruise past PCs in five years' time.An exception is Taiwan's Acer, which is developing a range of digital equipment that it calls the XC or application-specific computer.
"He is a local lad and an FC supporter, which you can see means a lot to him, and we're hoping we can nurture that enthusiasm to help him make a positive transition into our sport, which I am sure he will excel in".
"Everything I see means something for my earnings model," explains the baby-faced 38-year-old.
Eight-month-olds like to see mean puppets punished.
If ever the words "must see" mean anything, they do so here.
The exclamation mark, you see, meant Hugo's book was doing well.
Or where and when can I see Mean Streets for the 10th time?
