Sentence examples for through that means from inspiring English sources

If Kepler doesn't come through, that means Earth is really rare and we might be the only extant life in the universe and our loneliness is just beginning.

Once it goes through, that means Apple gets to deal with the new suit levied against Beats by Bose, which is now accusing the fellow headphone maker of infringing upon its noise cancelling headphone technology patents.

"By reducing the number of flights that are scheduled to go through, that means that the flights that are still scheduled will operate normally," said Anthony Black, a Delta spokesman.

Science, however, parts ways with art when it presents rhythms through symbols that mean nothing to perception.

If that is voted through, that would mean the Co-op Group would continue financial support for the Co-op Party. Co-op Party

"If Donald Trump blows through the primary, does that mean we're irrelevant?

I thought about her blood running through me and what that meant.

"We're still trying to sift through what that means for our prospects".

They have to make sure that change is forced through: often, that means getting involved in details.Siemens's bosses seem to be in tune with all this.

"At the moment I'm just thinking through what that means and whether I can play a meaningful role.

Can you talk us through what that means for those out there looking for help?