Sentence examples for which meant getting from inspiring English sources

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

Films sought not to challenge, but simply to appeal to the greatest possible numbers – which meant getting kids into cinemas.

Jason, a college dropout, made a meagre living from freelance engineering and mixing work, which meant "getting heavily into debt".

And so it was to "Bum Bum" and "Malfi" I went, in search of enlightenment, which meant getting lost in the dark.

Connecting with the past -- which meant getting covered from head to toe in dirt -- took a little getting used to for some students.

But first the basics, which meant getting acquainted with an onslaught of nautical jargon — the sailor's secret handshake, if you will.

"We had to get real, which meant get big.

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

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

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.