Sentence examples for which means somebody from inspiring English sources

What matters is that corporations continue to be treated as people, which means somebody ought to be able to marry one, somewhere, in this great land.

"My problem is, Mr. Glass, somebody shot this Dylan Riley, which means somebody had a reason to shoot him, and I don't know what that reason might be.

"We need a team that reflects the broadest possible spectrum of the Republican philosophy, which means somebody who is pro-choice, for example, or at least is more so than some Republicans would like," Mr. Ford said Monday in a speech at the National Press Club in Washington.

International on NBC Saturday produced a 2.4 overnight rating, which means somebody's watching.

For starters, "you've got to get the research analysts back in, which means somebody has to lobby to get the Spitzer initiative rolled back".

Which means somebody can open their cereal box instead of having to go to their neighbor".

The awful anniversary is upon us once more, which means that somebody must be looking yet again at the assassination of John F. Kennedy.

In a nice touch, the meteors are reported to be slowing down before impact, which means that somebody, or something with feet, is hitting the brakes.

Before it's too late, somebody Democrats listen to (which probably means somebody who can produce an obscene amount of money, if not the editorial writers of this paper) should take Al Gore aside and tell him: Stop.

Beginning with Iago, "a mediocre villain, really," by which he means "somebody small minded, petty, evil, somebody who is jealous of all your achievements, jealous of everything that you have, of your love most of all," Mr. Berkoff takes us on a high-speed, somewhat meandering tour through the landscape of evildoing in iambic pentameter.

The castle's eight towers are all, unfortunately, intact, which means that, as somebody accompanying a nine-year-old, you are going to have to be prepared to go up them all at least twice, an experience at least as demanding as an hour's circuit training.