Sentence examples for with meant from inspiring English sources

"The 'Cat's in the Cradle' song that this generation grew up with meant something".

Though the same was true for white students, who also dropped out of math and science, the smaller numbers of blacks in these classes to begin with meant few or none were left after attrition.

The non-employed working age Americans of the 1950s were mostly married women with wage-earning partners and children at home, with meant that they were members of income-producing economic units and embedded in strong social networks even if they weren't holding down a 9-5 job.

But being in Nottingham, tied up with completing their degrees, without a proper band to play with meant Dobsen and Hopcraft-Romans had time to hone their songwriting and decide exactly what kind of band they wanted to be before presenting themselves to the world this autumn.

The rivalry was like what you see in movies and worse, because gangs back then, the people they hung out with meant more to them than their family.

So what does that USADA term "fully consistent with" mean?

Or might those with means contribute more?

Bail seems to be extremely low for people with means".

Seniors with means could pay more for coverage.

It's being filled by people with means.

Some Muslims with means have fled to Malaysia or Singapore.