Sentence examples for smart means from inspiring English sources

Smart means that all pirates are able to deduce the logical consequences of any proposal.

In just one of many examples, he has a Briton using "smart" to mean intelligent, when in Britain "smart" means well dressed.

Pre-season tournaments are a welcome improvement on meaningless friendlies, and weekly training drills for up to five squad members provide a smart means of expediting player growth.

4. Working to shift from energy norms that come with large emissions of carbon dioxide is an imperative in this century (along with bringing energy by any smart means to the billions of people without reasonable sources now).

And smart means not diverting your attention from the real war on terror in Afghanistan against Osama bin Laden and taking it off to Iraq, where the 9/11 commission confirms there was no connection to 9/11 itself and Saddam Hussein.

* "Smart" means a friendly appearance in addition to high performance.

Just what exactly does "smart" mean?

Cranky, smart, mean, compassionate, profane, hilarious, Stengel was the show's leading man.

Smart, mean heroes are startling to a reader of modern literature only if the reader has not actually read any modern literature.

"Does smart mean communications," he asks, "or does smart mean safety and energy savings?" Isaacs says it makes sense for appliances to be wired so that utility companies can scale energy consumption more easily.

The departure of Mather and Smart meant the Rangers International Football Club plc board now consists of only finance director Brian Stockbridge and Easdale's bother, James, with whom he runs the McGill's bus group.