Sentence examples for though meant from inspiring English sources

The points, though, meant everything.

Boosting security, though, meant more troops.

The Armani rigor of design, though, meant that this jacket didn't appear unwearable.

Riding him, though meant to soothe her multiple sclerosis, had in fact become painful.

Though meant to induce contemplation, the music was more conducive to daydreaming.

Injuries, though, meant he was finished when barely into his thirties.

SPRING, though, means Reno.

Out of sight, though, means out of mind.

Getting serious about security, though, means looking beyond the border.

It will, though, mean saying goodbye to this extraordinary place.

Smaller vehicles, though, mean smaller profit margins for automakers.