Sentence examples for this means coming from inspiring English sources

For my fellow Peruvians, this means coming to grips with the fact that we were wrong to give up constitutional democracy in favor of an autocracy that, at least initially, got results.

This means coming up with a strategy and sticking to it.

All of your kind words are overwhelming," he replied, adding, "You can't imagine what this means coming from you, a rare force.

This means coming up with a way to get yourself across to people quickly.

This means coming up with a specific thesis statement that says what exactly you are trying to argue or research.

This means coming up with tests that properly correspond with your hypothesis, accounting for variables, and accurate methods of collecting data, among other things.

If they are to meet this challenge, it means coming up with better arrangements for facilitating lawful investigation by security and law enforcement agencies than we have now".

So making this facility great again actually means coming to the aid of America's increasingly diverse labor force.

Demand "¡regresa ya! " This statement means "come back already!" Regresa comes from the Spanish verb "regresar," meaning "to return" or "come back".

The card goes up again, only this time it means, 'Come in at once, your right rear wheel is on fire.' So we go to another commercial.

The card goes up again, only this time it means, 'Come in at once, your right rear wheel is on fire.' So we go to another commercial. . .