Sentence examples for that means let from inspiring English sources

Falling tree!" Dr. Zuberbühler has observed a similar achievement among putty-nosed monkeys that combine their "pyow" call (warning of a leopard) with their "hack" call (warning of a crowned eagle) into a sequence that means "Let's get out of here in a real hurry".

This approach is alluded to in a quote in the liner notes of the album: "Torniamo all'antico e sarà un progresso", from Italian opera composer Giuseppe Verdi that means "Let us return to old times and that will be progress".

TUSEME is a Swahili phrase that means "Let's Speak out!".

Here another $4.7 billion is provided, but almost all of it is to be spent "pursuant to division B of this Act," and so, since we as yet have no idea what that means, let us postpone our consideration until we do.

HEEEY! It's caturday, and you know what that means: Let's watch a video!

Since it's Caturday, you all know what that means: let's watch a video!

For an HBCU that means letting go of polarizing "traditions" that do not welcome students of all backgrounds.

But in the beginning everyone named my stuff in surfer style - "Let's go tripping," that meant let's go tripping on down and see Dick Dale.

As should be expected in something so capital-intensive as housing and development, that meant letting developers do their own thing.

But Boudreau quickly instituted an aggressive, up-tempo style that perfectly suited Ovechkin, and he was smart enough to let Ovie be Ovie, even if that meant letting him skate longer shifts than his linemates.

Congressional Democrats wanted to change the law to permit "cramdown" — a term that meant letting bankruptcy courts cut mortgage debts — to put pressure on mortgage companies to modify loans and to provide a backup plan for borrowers who could not get the help they needed.