Sentence examples for which means fun from inspiring English sources

That's why Karl designed the logo in the '70s, the double F, which means "fun fur".

BRDGen, it seems, can simulate those traits which means more fun for all of us.

You might want to save up to get a cat bungalow, which means extra fun and playtime in there!

It's packed full of bric-a-brac and curious objects (ties, beer steins, tame Victorian pornography), which means half the fun at the Hand is drinking in the decor.

Disrupt Day 3 is here, which means that the fun comes to a close at the end of the day.

Like those letters, nothing about her new songs makes any sense, but they're really, really crazy, which means really, really fun.

UNICEF and the Centre for Innovations in Education are also working on including the active learning approach, which means classrooms are fun, interactive, and lively, stimulating children and increasing their learning potential.

Keno is like Bingo, which means mainly a fun lottery game, get to know the players who are playing with you as you play, this way you may enjoy good some company and maybe win the jackpot!

Games are supposed to be fun, which means focusing on some part of the film that involves a challenge within everybody's reach (which is probably why there are no games where you have to trade witty banter with Robin Williams or charm Meg Ryan).

My chart has Jupiter in the main house, which means that I am "fun loving", "gregarious", and generally seeking enjoyment over most other things so despite an alteration in the house of health these events did not affect me.

When you let yourself do less -- and give them a chance to do more -- you have time to breathe, to relax, to have fun, which means you'll be refreshed and ready to tackle the larger issues that come your way.