Sentence examples for site meaning from inspiring English sources

Tumblr announced on Thursday it intends to roll out affiliate codes across its site – meaning all users' blogs – as a means of generating additional revenue.

Basildon says it does not believe there are any fixed homes on the site, meaning none will be demolished.

Beliefnet calls itself a "multi-faith" site, meaning it has sections devoted to every religion, from Buddhism to fundamentalist Christian.

They "forked" the site, meaning that they copied all of the content to a new site they named Wikivoyage.

Ashley said the races probably would be awarded to a European site, meaning the tour likely is finished in North America for the season.

The architect Charles Brickbauer said the 62.5 degree angles of the building were "in logical response to the geometry of the site," meaning the skewed city grid.

Pepsi in India claims to be net positive across its manufacturing sites – meaning the volume of water that goes into bottles of Pepsi.

And these rooms are not likely to show up on the online travel sites, meaning would-be visitors have to start dialing hotels randomly.

The Prison Officers Associationn (POA) said that the National Offender Management Service, which oversees the country's prisons, has classed 12 jails as "red sites", meaning they do not have enough staff to operate a standard regime.

"In the history of the Internet, porn has historically been the place where new technologies are tested before they make it into the mainstream, so the first sites to use digital photos, e-commerce, 3-D worlds and so on were all porn sites, meaning porn has traditionally been an Area 51-like secret staging ground," Harris said.

In that model, food is generally prepared off-site, meaning more chemicals and industrial suppliers are used.