Sentence examples for that means empty from inspiring English sources
There were a few "passages à vide," to borrow the fine French term for letdowns that means "empty phases".
And that means empty waves and undiscovered beaches and a spiritual environment which taps into the heart of the ultimate soul sport.
For example, he has an Arabic phrase on his left cheek in red that means "Empty of fear," chosen as a reminder to not be scared to live life.
We are told that it means "empty" in Sanskrit, and that the Bible associates it with whore and harlot, the defiled and the profane.
His name means empty home because he was born while the family was on the run from government bombers.
Grain is imported from the highlands to the south because the dry fields around Dire Dawa (which means "empty plain") yield little to cultivation.
Karaoke, which means "empty orchestra" in Japanese, became a global phenomenon in the 1990s, and nearly 11,000 British pubs and bars ran karaoke nights at its peak.
If you'd like to come, you can purchase a ticket at EventBrite for $1 (the goal is to minimize no shows, which means empty seats).
For starters, restaurants often won't seat incomplete parties because they have no assurance that everyone will indeed show up, and that could mean empty seats that aren't generating any revenue.
That can mean empty beaches, better tables at restaurants, fewer fights over lounge chairs at the pool, and fewer noisy kids — whether in diapers or togas — at the beach.
