Sentence examples for while I meant from inspiring English sources

Of course it was a language problem: the English use "pants" to mean underwear, while I meant trousers.

You have to squash her every once in a while — I mean, completely flatten her.

Well, I guess you feel like us every once in a while, I mean.

And, um, for a while… for a while, I mean, I really got a sick pleasure from sleeping with Alec's friends".

All those things may hold him off for a while, and by "a while," I mean the length of a cab ride.

While I mean to maintain my Scott Parker hair for as long as possible, I know in my heart I will eventually default to my own personal version of the Eton sweep.

Where C represents the diameter of fungi growth on untreated PDA, and T represents the diameter of fungi on treated PDA while I mean the inhibition rate.

It gets really old after a while, and I mean come on, do you really think it's that likely that someone would be thrown out of a car on Club Penguin?

But after a while, I mean..

I'm sure you understood what I meant - that, while I have a Twitter account, I almost never use it.

For a while I thought this meant I lacked a crucial professional skill.