Sentence examples for which meant a from inspiring English sources

Díaz also volunteered to visit Jessica's children in Troy, which meant a great deal to her.

After overtime, the game was still tied, which meant a shootout.

It had twenty-nine moving parts, which meant a lot of potential for breaking down.

She taught me to see, which meant a great deal to me.

There was a classical tradition called furor, which meant a divine rage, or possession.

The guests were really thankful and appreciated our presence, which meant a lot".

"I did it against Phil which meant a lot to me.

Riskier assets were unwanted, which meant a fall for the mining sector.

It was easy for the development firm to solve the owner's "Fluffy problem," which meant a great deal to her.

On the 13th hole, Simpson addressed the ball before it mysteriously moved, which meant a one-stroke penalty.

As a fifth and sixth grader, she attended Berkeley Carroll, which meant a tedious two-bus commute to Park Slope.