Sentence examples for top means from inspiring English sources

Feltz: What do you think over the top means?

Going "over the top" means atop the Internet infrastructure provided by companies like Comcast.

I'm always aiming to be at the top, and being at the top means getting into the second week and making sure you're there towards the end.

Poor planning at the top means businesses increasingly have to go into the external executive search market where the pool of candidates simply gets more and more expensive.

"But the growth of the Celtic League, which we currently top, means that we are not as completely reliant on the Heineken as we were five or six years ago".

"To go against the best player in the world and to come out on top means a lot to me," said Mickelson, who earned $540,000 with the victory.

"They don't know what the new edicts from the top mean.

A plastic tub with a slit cut in the top meant for coins and euro notes — empty.

While Maggie is always the top mean girl, Hannah's status goes up and down, but her self-assuredness never falters.

"Does the phrase 'over the top' mean anything to you, young man?" the protagonist of an Allan Gurganus novella is asked.

Figure 2 Top: Mean values and standard errors of allodynia scores in primary headache groups.