Sentence examples for this means using from inspiring English sources

Sometimes this means using long words purely for the sake of impressing others.

"But this means using vulnerable civilians like pawns on a chess board.

For toned arms: 150m of breaststroke pulls (this means using the arms only), using a pull buoy between your legs.

This means using short phrases with lots of repetition, and reflecting the child's emotions in your tone and facial expressions.

This means using culture, not coercion; ideas, not smart bombs; attraction, not force, to win friends and influence enemies.

In practice this means using a weighted average of fairly recent unemployment rates.

This means using greener materials and constantly inventing new ways to conserve precious resources".

This means using the knowledge gleaned from data to optimise and automate all kinds of processes.

This means using real-time media and sharing platforms, such as text messages and social media status updates, to rapidly organise a crowd.

In the case of U2, this means using the heavy rhythms and glassy guitar sound that first gained the band notice, in the early eighties.

This means using a special lens called the Wedge in conjunction with a motion sensor that knows where your eyes are.