Sentence examples for will mean everything from inspiring English sources

It will mean everything to us but at the moment we're not looking beyond Leicester.

Notts is what I call the day job, and if we win this title, it will mean everything.

"If it just says that the police were too trigger-happy," says a seasoned observer, "that will mean everything to the Arabs.

The inmates will not be receiving compensation, but the recognition and sense of communicating with the outside world will mean everything.

When Georgia Tech (28-9) meets UConn (32-6) athehe Alamodome on Monday night in the championship game of the N.C.A.A. tournament, that early-season meeting will mean everything and nothing at all.

But Pochman has just two field-goal attempts in his 10-game career -- he missed twice on long kicks last season -- and by Sept. 5, when the Giants open their season against the San Francisco 49ers, his potential will mean almost nothing and his results will mean everything.

As long as "imitation" is used with awareness that it will not mean everything that mimêsis does, it makes a serviceable translation.

Mary Rose herself begins to "loop" around this information, fearing that digging further will mean both everything and nothing.

This will mean questioning everything that you have been taught.

Bill Lann Lee, the assistant attorney general for civil rights, said the agreement "does not mean everything will be magically solved".

That doesn't mean everything will always be served on one platform.