Sentence examples for that means using from inspiring English sources

In a clothes shop, that means using your data to personalise shopping.

Now I'll use whatever it takes to express an idea, and usually, for me, that means using L.E.D.'s.

In most cases that means using the global positioning system constellation of satellites in some way.

For customers like NASCAR, that means using some of ZEFR's homegrown channel management tools.

For Salesforce, that means using these partnerships as a platform to move the revenue needle faster.

At Fleet, that means using a proprietary, seven-step fitting process that traces back to the chain's launch in 1993.

This is a French term that means using left-over foods to make a new dish.

In practical terms, that meant using only their feet and limiting arm movements.

For some of the artists, that meant using toys as subjects.

Asked whether that meant using off-the-field methods - like binoculars or a video camera, perhaps - Girardi said, "Could be".

And that meant using the tool many Kenyan farmers already held in their hands - a cell phone.