Sentence examples for this means running from inspiring English sources

They want to follow their own passion, and for many this means running their own business.

Under the Maastricht criteria, this means running a budget deficit no bigger than 3% of GDP.

"This means running food banks, co-operative childcare centres and cinema clubs.

This means running increasing surpluses, recruiting more students in popular courses and cutting whole departments where numbers are lower.

In checking for search advertising costs, this means running twice daily a model of 150 million keywords and word combinations, judging relative costs to determine maximum efficiency.

This means running traditional applications like a Virtual Private Network (VPN), Microsoft Office and Adobe Acrobat, and using it for entertainment purposes, such as streaming moves and light gaming.

If it made an error in conversion to text, again usually this meant running words together, inserting spaces was a chore.

Before the age of e-mail, this meant running to the mailbox every day or even several times a day to see if any letters had arrived.

This basically means running straight out parallel with his rear end, faking one way, then spinning the opposite way to face the bull as he attempts to charge you again.

These days, this also often means running machine learning jobs on these Cray machines.

"Running against a Kennedy," he told me, "means running against this amorphous thing that the media likes to write about in fairly fawning terms".