Sentence examples for was to mean from inspiring English sources

This was to mean a big budget and an emphasis on special effects.

The sign was quickly adopted by C.N.D. Holtom later explained that the design was "to mean a human being in despair" with arms outstretched downwards.

"When I began to make films," he wrote, "I believed pictures of things must go into films if anything was to mean anything".

"To have not given this a go was to mean we were content to stand on the pavement and watch the decline of British national newspapers hurtle past us," Phillips said in a Facebook post on Thursday.

For Blair and his adherents, if there was a rare, sentimental need to dust off "socialism", it was to mean nothing more than platitudes no decent person would disagree with, like "community" and "fairness".

It was meant to mean a snitch.

It's meant to mean 'dizzy'dizzy

"What's meant to be is meant to be.

Or was meant to.

It was meant to.

It was meant to be".