Sentence examples for that mean someone from inspiring English sources

Also, that looks like Peter Orszag, the budget director, at the November 23rd meeting — can that mean someone is thinking seriously about what this war business actually costs?

Does that mean someone new will get in?

"What does that mean?" someone asked.

Delivering mail to the same residence day after day, letter carriers often notice changes in routine that mean someone is in distress.

"It took, like, three people to get it up there," says Cruz. Hang on, doesn't that mean someone spent the festival without their wheelchair?

But does that mean someone should be able to leak contaminated raw sewage with impunity?

Anytime you eat beef, that meant someone had slaughtered a cow".

This kind of cleaning that means someone has got to spend time scraping every tooth is laborious and antiquated," Kinane said.

For Rizika, that meant someone else settling the parking tickets (using her credit card number, of course).

If the ref yells "peanut penalty" that means someone has a penalty and the ref chooses the punishment as long as the the punishment is fair.

That means someone else will now have to get fired.