Anyone could tell the girl meant no harm.

Entrusting my letters to a stranger could have meant my downfall and that of those they were addressed to.

That would have meant too much pressure.

Wrapping wire in the opposite direction meant I could keep the cloth twisted.

Have these 11 years meant nothing to you?

It was regrettable that most United Nations agencies did not have country offices, which meant they could not participate effectively in national coordination mechanisms.

Making such a declaration could be time consuming. And political considerations could influence what is meant to be a technical assessment.

by Talking Heads) So the nature of the room meant that words could be understood.

She knew that meant she wouldn't have a future.

She must have meant a great deal to you.

God may not have meant Helen to have the... eyes you speak of.

In practical terms, this meant that new settlements could be built and the existing ones expanded.

However, the demise of the Azerbaijani Democratic Republic meant that this work could not be completed.

I have all my life wondered what mind boggling meant.

To him, being paid would have meant being a mercenary.

She adds that her expulsion to Spain meant that she could enjoy no protection from the courts.

(g) Creating a market meant educating the users, which could in turn lead to very interesting opportunities.

This meant they must have been closer together in the past.

and it would have meant that I gave up everything forever.

But it would have meant so much, if I'd only known.

It meant that there could be extreme dynamics, which there weren't in some of these other kinds of music.

No, I just meant somebody who's well fixed... and who could spare the 99,000 without missing it too much.

Or because it would have meant bullying and badgering a helpless old man.

I thought you types were meant to have tea served in the office.

All Jamie meant was is he may have a touch of something else...

it would have meant... the epilogue or the news in Welsh for life.

That meant that only a few of the proposed systems could be expected to be deployed by 2000 or 2005.

Moreover, if terrorism could be justified, the perverse logic of that argument meant that the fight against it was unjustifiable.

Life isn't meant to be dreary, it's meant to be exciting.

If he had bowled fast, the ball would have gone where it was meant to go, but it didn't go. And we suddenly discovered that we could be good at this game.

Often, their targets had much fewer resources, which meant that a libel suit requiring both sides to spend substantial amounts could be effective in silencing critics even if it did not succeed. Within the United Kingdom itself, the law meant that many important issues could not be fully debated.

The why meant really, What consequences does it have when I take a step?

The exhibition was meant to be a way to have children think of doing ...

According to military sources, the weapons may have been meant for the Palestinian Authority.

I can see Henry's been maligning me. He wouldn't have meant it that way.

They meant nothing.

He meant 300.

I meant it...

I meant to.

She meant it.

I meant it.

l meant well.

Like nature meant.

You meant it.

It wasn't meant...