Sentence examples for that means setting from inspiring English sources

And that means setting boundaries and being comfortable with them.

That means setting out to make sure the tie is still alive by then.

That means setting aside plenty of time to practice and study in the coming week.

That means setting targets for reducing carbon but it also means taking tough decisions to make sure we meet them.

That means setting out specific plans for the £16bn of savings that are needed in that year.

That means setting up an independent Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, the two occupied territories, alongside Israel.

Here, that meant setting off on a quest for dinosaur bones with heroes Doug and Bonnie.

Most of the time that meant setting words to music, and in his group Ms. Aebi sang poetic texts by Herman Melville, Robert Creeley, Gregory Corso and Lao Tzu, among many others; in other works he collaborated with dancers, painters and stage designers.

On each occasion, that meant setting out specific criteria for those able to take part, he added.

For me, that meant setting up the right rules (seven hours of sleep a night, no more) and the right consequences (lose TV if I sleep in and miss a workout) to accomplish my goal.

That, in turn, means setting foot in China and India.Together, those two countries account for one-third of humanity and much of the world's recent economic growth.