Sentence examples for total meaning from inspiring English sources

Grasp the total meaning, and the words will swiftly follow.

The following year, they only improved two points on that total, meaning that this season would be a battle for survival from the very start.

These are rising shares of a growing total, meaning that both regions are now getting more private capital than they were before the crisis.

The contribution of bodily gestures to the total meaning of a conversation is in part culturally determined and differs in different communities.

With luck, an anwr oil field operating at full capacity could satisfy perhaps three or four per cent of that total, meaning that most of the oil we use would still have to be imported.

Kerry Collins won a game with his arm Sunday when the Bears stuffed the running game (20 yards total), meaning it is time to admit that the Titans are the most balanced team this side of the Giants.

But before taking the Dolphins job he wanted total control, meaning Johnson wanted final say on things like the draft and free agency.

He observed that total debt – meaning government, household, financial and corporate debt – is higher than in 2007 in 11 economies under the microscope.

There was so much to hide that only a total coverup meaning the collapse of the press, Congress, the courts, could save the Adm. Tells about '72 Rep. Nat.

Clubs agreed in principle that if another club pays the buy-out clause they will sell at that total price, meaning that the player does not actually pay the money: it effectively becomes a transfer like any other.

Swartz grew up in an age of total capture, meaning that there is video footage from most of his life — as a young boy climbing trees, as a precocious teen-ager sprouting facial hair, and as a scruffy young man speaking at political rallies.