Sentence examples for this course means from inspiring English sources

I play the bassoon and wanted to focus on performing, but I enjoy the academic side too, and this course means you get to do both.

This, of course, means that McCain at this point is faring worse than Bush in nearly every state, sometimes shockingly so.

This, of course, means table.

This, of course, means there is a price to be paid.

"This, of course, means bankruptcy is now a distinct and near-term possibility".

This of course means that the comforting beliefs prescribed by religion become untenable, but that's all right too.

This, of course, means some adjustments to the usual lineup: no pork ribs or mac and cheese.

This of course means that, if we're on Generation Y now, the next generation is "Generation Z", which suggests it's the last generation.

"This of course means a continuous naval shipbuilding industry for decades into the future which all first world countries should aspire to".

"This of course means different things on different platforms – hashtags on twitter (#advert) to different labelling on Instagram or visual/audio on YouTube.

And this of course means Echo – even though she was wiped remotely last week, and seems to be having a few imprint-retention issues.