Sentence examples for this means where from inspiring English sources

"This means where the key business decisions are taken.

In common parlance, this means "Where's the big bug gone?," but that would break the mood.

Wo ist das Vögelchen ("vo isst duss vogel-cken") - this means "Where is the birdie?".

If he's the one, then you should feel comfortable telling him the truth, whether this means where you've been or what your worries about the relationship are.

By this, the council means where roots damage pavements and potentially obstruct disabled or partially sighted residents.

And this tracking history means where your car traveled.

This would mean – where an order has been granted – that these venues will have an additional duty to stop guys using poppers.

"On some occasions, this will mean – where there is an insufficient public interest in the story – that payment should not be made, even if the parents are happy for the story to be published".

Through the characters I learned what this story meant, where it had to go, and after many ice coffees and pushing through an agony I'd never experienced in writing, I took them there.

We calculate the mean time taken to reach each target value for all runs that have actually reached it, as well as the standard error of this mean, where σ is the standard deviation of times-to-reach-the-target, and Nruns is the number of attempts in a series of optimisation runs).

This means learning where you are and where you have to go during a scene.