Sentence examples for that means up from inspiring English sources

For a couple, that means up to £24,000, with £6,000 coming from the Treasury.

Last week Habitat, the business that revolutionised 1960s furniture retailing, confirmed that every one of its stores outside London was being put into administration, a move that means up to 700 high street jobs are likely to be lost.

Whatever that means up here.

That means up to six or seven days.

For a couple where both partners have never owned a home before that means up to £6,000 of government help.

That means up to 100 megabits per second for a wired Ethernet connection and 54 megabits per second for an 802.11g connection.

In Mr Skilling's case, that meant up to 30 years and five months inside.

As the approved increase was 18 billion lire, that meant up to 18 billion lire of shareholder loans could be received.

That meant up to eight insulin shots per day, a big burden on him and his family.

I conclude that he just means up there in the audience.

Of course for Moodymann that means cut up jazz, reprocessed funk, and clattering, shuffling, house.