Sentence examples for which means going from inspiring English sources

Which means going to the beach.

Which means going crazy with, patterned tape, and markers!

Which means, going by the alphabet Dean Baquet, as Managing Editor for News, will lead our news report across all subjects and platforms.

But as she ages, country is becoming more and more of a straitjacket, which means going the full Shania Twain isn't a real option.

To keep from bankrupting ourselves, we will then have to get to work on improving our health — which means going to work on the American way of eating.

This morning I woke up, put the kettle on and wandered outside to see if the milk had been delivered, which means going down the garden path.

Green on the screen means cash, which means go to the green bezel area to insert your money.

We'd put up signs in Arabic saying 'Stop.' We'd say, 'Ishta, ishta,' which means 'Go away.' " But people would approach with white flags in their hands and then whip out AK-47s or rocket-propelled grenades.

Couche-Tard, which means "go to bed late," is set to be the fourth-biggest convenience store operator in the United States with an agreement last week to buy more than 2,000 outlets owned and franchised by the Circle K Corporation for $821 million.

And we're finding out about the phrase 'step on it', which means go faster or hurry up.

At this sickening rate of extermination, elephants will be extinct, which means gone forever, by 2025.