Sentence examples for sent it means from inspiring English sources

In the Kalahari, if gifts aren't sent, it means the relationship is in poor repair.

But opting out of the "user experience program" doesn't appear to stop telemetry data from being sent — it just means "your usage analytics will not be tied to your device information".

The president's unexpected decision to send it back means that it is now likely to be watered down further still.

Once taken, the circle icon at the bottom of the screen with a number inside it shows how long your snap will be viewable for once you send it: "3" means three seconds, but you can change it to anything between 1 and 10.

As a result, we don't sell losing stock investments when we should ("it could always go up" we tell ourselves), we don't give up on failing pet projects as quickly as we might (Microsoft's Bing search engine?) and we are less likely to return clothes we order online (presumably because once it arrives in your home, sending it back means giving something up: a loss).

But just because you sent it doesn't mean it's automatically a priority.

"So if I sent 61296, it meant 'I love you,' " he said.

Emails are easily deleted, forgotten, and overlooked---so it is plausible that she sent it and you never saw it, or that she meant to send it and never did.

"I called her, asked if she'd sent it to me, and she said she certainly had sent it to me and she meant every word," said Mr. Harkey, now 84.

Unlike sending a fax, it means scanning you perfectly, perhaps right down to the quantum-mechanical state of every atom in your body; transmitting the information to somewhere else; using it to create an identical new you; and destroying the original.

In case the down-trajectory node sends negative feedback, it means that the change detection at the up-trajectory node is less sensitive and it has to become more sensitive to prevent such false positives.