Sentence examples for we meant to continue from inspiring English sources

He told us to be careful if we meant to continue to the far end.

Only instead of a fuzzy image of the sunset and the closing credits rolling in a film, we are meant to continue the divine living journey.

These New Yorkers were heroes too, we are meant to think, because they continued the fight against fascism even after their return home.

"We had to work within the Arena act, which meant we had to continue to consider project ideas and fund them.

"It means we have to continue raising the money.

That means we have to continue to make other people impoverished because the only way of making that money is through corruption.

"While we are making good progress on cost, the effect of low oil prices means we have to continue to look for further efficiencies," said Mikael Makinen, who runs the division.

Speaking at the Cambridge symposium on economic crime, he said: "The evolving nature of economic crime means we need to continue to find and develop new ways to expose and combat it.

"Our plans to rebalance the economy mean we have to continue to build on our great manufacturing strengths in the Midlands and the north of England, and work together to ensure that Britain continues to prosper as a global leader in car production".

Mikael Makinen, president of the marine division, said: "The effect of low oil prices means we have to continue to look for further efficiencies.

"That means we need to continue to innovate and this app is unlike anything else we've seen in the market," says Mehdi Mehdi, NYX's vice president of digital and e-commerce.