Sentence examples for which means getting from inspiring English sources

The shifts typically start at 6am, which means getting up at 3am and taking three buses.

We are determined to get justice for him, which means getting to the truth.

Given this axiom, there are two ways of putting eugenics into practice: "positive" eugenics, which means getting superior people to breed more; and "negative" eugenics, which means getting inferior ones to breed less.

Cachet is Ms. Wilson's operative word when it comes to the real world, which means getting a job.

Brokers in Minnesota now have a fiduciary responsibility to the borrower, which means getting the most beneficial deal.

The electoral college, after all, is enshrined in our Constitution, which means getting rid of it requires a constitutional amendment.

(The wooden-backed pickup trucks used to carry produce and other goods are called bole kaja, which means "get down and let's fight").

Which means, get ready for more O'Neal and his sidekick Kobe Bryant.

Which means: get banks to lend money, and spur infrastructure recovery.

Kyle's team, Consigue Dinero, Te Pagan Dinero — which means, "Get money, get paid" — won the competition.

The moment you got your degree, you elected to go into teaching, which meant getting a maths qualification.